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I do think it’s important to note here that this depends on the duplex setting of the specific interface. The way its described by both Leander and Emmanuel requires the …

If I look at a protocol pending call, the timer thread remains in there until the last group it set to execute is finished. If I recall correctly this is …

This template is also available as part of the SL_SystemHealthCheck protocol package specific designed to work with the protocols designed to detect memory leaks.

Alarming is a matter of preference and also greatly depends on the capacity and load of a system. Therefore there are no fixed or recommended alarm templates that I’m aware …

It might depend on the actual use case. If the capacity for Tx and Rx on a specific interface is completely separately managed, i.e. using Tx capacity does not reduce …

I don’t believe we have recommendations from our side, as key is to meet the specifications set in the DataMiner Requirements doc. Actually, a project that we’re working on right …

this is indeed a common use case to for XY routing panels: either with or without hitting the take button, the modes are called preset-mode or take-mode. Next to that …

You could try embedding the panel in Visual Overview (https://dcp.skyline.be/Help/index.html#t=DataMinerUserGuide%2Fpart_2%2Fvisio%2FEmbedding_a_router_control_component.htm). Then you will have session variables that update when an input/output selection changes. There’s an option to perform a parameter …

At this moment you’re going to have to parse the incoming value and choose a fixed unit (e.g. E-6), this way you’ll be able to trend and put alarm thresholds. …