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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 …

Hi Sam, If you have access to the system itself, you can remove the dashboards from C:/Skyline DataMiner/dashboards. Note that this has some caching, so you might have to reload …

Hi Arvid, The behavior that you are expecting is correct. A trigger will make the time range recalculate its current relative time span based on the current time. It should …

Hi Sion, I tried this myself and it indeed doesn’t seem to work correctly at the moment. As a workaround, you can use a query filter component which will have …

Hey Cheryl, Changing the baseline value in the row for that element will only impact that specific element. Just keep in mind that Automatically update the baselines is enabled, so …

Hi Bautista, The 5–10-minute duration suggests that one of the DMAs is entering the Refused state This is an SLNet protection mechanism: other Agents temporarily refuse connections from a problematic …

Hi Jeyaram, I believe there is already a similar question: Dashboard showing DMA active elements and licenses? Hope it helps.

This approach requires a large number of joins because I need data from very different tables, and I have to read the inputs on the Appear X multiple times to …

Hi Samson, here is a documented solution use case which I believe is what you are looking for – Ping Monitoring – DataMiner Dojo Along with the Generic Ping connector …

Hello Juan, The easiest way is to use our reusable workflow that we actually also use in all our internal work, which handles everything directly. (Unit testing, Building, Upload to …

Hi Samson, I think the Generic Network Services Monitor could be a good fit for this use case. This connector can monitor a wide range of services and protocols, including …