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20th August 2020
This is a Cube client timeout, which is totally normal given the fact that by default Cube tries to use a communication method called eventing. This method can require some setup …
19th August 2020
There are two ways to perform actions after a Provisioning of Elements. As you are saying, you can configure a script to update properties (or any other actions that can …
19th August 2020
You can also find this kind of information back in the DataMiner Catalog. See: Enensys IPGuard v2
19th August 2020
You can also find this kind of information back in the DataMiner Catalog. See: Enensys GigaCasterII
19th August 2020
More information on the CDMR can be found in this article: https://community.dataminer.services/documentation/cdmr/ In the “MaintenanceSettings.xml configuration” section it’s explained how to change the destination and how to apply the changes
19th August 2020
When Cube connects to the DMA, Cube will open a random port to which the DMA has to connect to send eventing notification messages. If only Cube is able to …
19th August 2020
This is due to an issue with the order of your NICs. Typically this only happens if you run DataMiner in a lab environment where the IP addresses of your …
19th August 2020
Hi Geovanny, From what you’ve tested, it seems that the clear action doesn’t remove the value from the database (SLDMADB.ElementData). That’s why on restart of the element (or DataMiner restart) …
19th August 2020
Today, there are Automation scripts that can be used for exporting/importing parameters, definitions and instances.
18th August 2020
If the value does not need to be persisted between element restarts, then you should simply remove the save=”true” from the element. This way the value will only be kept …
18th August 2020
Hi Bruno, Both of the suggested options work, but I believe it’s best to use the profile helper and search for the profile by name. If you add a configuration …
18th August 2020
You can check if a process is using the port that SLNet is waiting on. My favourite way to do this is with following powershell command: > netstat -abon | …
18th August 2020
In addition to the already proposed solutions, there is also the possibility to work with an enhanced service. In case you assign a service protocol to the service, you can …
18th August 2020
I confirm this is a genuine issue which we’ll fix. A replicated element does not leave its timeout state when you re-enter the password on the replicated element when it …
18th August 2020
Hi Cyrus, There’s an SLNET call called GetServiceStateMessage that you can use which will allow you to get the alarm state of the service. Note that this is an internal …
