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When executing a TCP test, success is measured in the connector similar to a standard ICMP ping i.e. in response time rather than a definitive True or False. If the …

Hi Bing, This restriction is only enforced by the UI. It is therefore possible to create such a setup through scripting or to end up in this situation by changing …

Hello Maximiliano, Your analysis is spot-on. Here is the clarification regarding the current state of the connector and the available options: 1. Is there an official/supported way to enable/disable multiple …

Yes, the order of the scripts and the use of the ‘And’ operator appears to generate the desired results. Many thanks for you input

Not out of the box, but with some custom-css, you can customize any part of the low-code app, including the page buttons: This override would result in this: The only …

Hi Pieter, thanks for the detailed and helpful answer. I’ll give the dashboard solution a try; that should certainly help. I think i can use filters there to maintain performance. …

Hi Klaas, At first glance this does not seem to be possible. Element info via the web api does not expose the hosting agent on the DMAElement object. This should …

Hi Simon, Severity Duration represents the amount of time an alarm has been in its current severity state. For a cleared alarm, the current severity becomes Normal. Since the alarm …

Hi Alexandre, This is currently not possible. Only the app icon itself can be a custom image at the moment.

Hi Bernard, As Miguel mentioned, this is a lookup table populated with fixed values defined in the Dataminer code: 1: Critical | 20: Resolved | 39: Systemdisplay 2: Major | …

Hi Jardel, DataMiner itself is agnostic as to the deployment method of the storage. So from a DataMiner configuration point of view, all is as you’re currently used to when …

Hello Yes, the right-click to the alarm card solution was already known, but if i need to copy for example the offline time of up to 11 devices from one …

If you right-click the alarm in the alarm console and open the alarm card you should be able to traverse the alarm tree and also view its duration.

Hi Bernard, Which type of database are you using for the offload? Having a look at the file that is used to create the tables in the remote DB (available …