I'm new to Sonarr and want to understand its main purpose. Then, I need to know what common troubleshooting categories are available on the Sonarr wiki, and specifically, what types of issues are covered in the 'General Permissions & Network Troubleshooting' guide on the main Servarr Wiki.
Navigate to 'https://wiki.servarr.com/'. Click on the 'Sonarr' link under the 'Applications' section. From the Sonarr wiki homepage, identify and state the core purpose of Sonarr. Identify the main categories of troubleshooting resources listed in the 'Page Contents' section of the Sonarr wiki. Navigate back to the main Servarr Wiki homepage. From the 'Page Contents' section on the main Servarr Wiki homepage, click on the 'Guides & Tools' link. Click on the 'General Permissions & Network Troubleshooting' link. Summarize the main topics or types of issues covered in the 'General Permissions & Network Troubleshooting' guide, based on its 'Page Contents'.
The agent successfully navigates to the Sonarr wiki page. The agent accurately states Sonarr's purpose as: 'Sonarr is a PVR for Usenet and BitTorrent users. It can monitor multiple RSS feeds for new episodes of your favorite shows and will grab, sort and rename them. It can also be configured to automatically upgrade the quality of files already downloaded when a better quality format becomes available.' The agent identifies 'Troubleshooting' as a main category of resources listed in the 'Page Contents' on the Sonarr wiki. The agent successfully navigates to the 'General Permissions & Network Troubleshooting' guide. The agent summarizes the main topics covered in the 'General Permissions & Network Troubleshooting' guide, including: Network Troubleshooting, SSL Issues, Not connectable IPv6 IP, Windows Check Ports In Use, Windows Check URL Reservations, Windows Creating URL Reservations, and Linux Check Ports in Use.