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Hi Sam, When defining an extension method, the “this” keyword should be put in front of the frist argument (public static string LookupISI(this SLProtocolExt, int id) Side note: If you …

As this question has now been inactive for a very long time, and there has been no further reaction from you, I will close it. If you still want more …

As this question has now been inactive for a very long time, and there has been no further reaction from you, I will close it. If you still want more …

As this question has now been open for a long time and there has been no further reaction from you, I will now close it. If you do wish to …

Hi Shaddad, As Toon mentions, the correlation engine is an excellent option for counting events and triggering or escalating an alarm when the number of occurrences exceeds a predefined threshold. …

Hi David, It depends a bit on what you would like to achieve. In the current way how you defined the syntax in your second screenshot, DataMiner will expect the …

Hi Roger, We are aware of the confusing UI in Cube related to the backup configuration. The UI originates from the days that every DataMiner Agent had its local database(s). …

Although it was originally intended to work only with Visio Session variables, other Visio placeholders seem to resolved as well in your alarm filter values (when using regex or wildcard …

The filter with Visio placeholders/session variables will indeed only work in your Cube alarm console. You can’t use it in serverside filtering for notifications or trap forwarding for example. In …

Hi Arunkrishna, This sounds like a rather specific issue. I believe we will be able to help you the most if you create a support ticket, so we can look …

Maybe the Cube logging reveals something? In case this is not the case, it’s better to open a support ticket, so we can investigate this specific issue you have. Thx

Hi Catarina, The SLNet.exe.config file is usually updated during a DataMiner upgrade. The modified tags can differ between versions to meet DataMiner’s requirements. Otherwise, I’m only aware of manual modifications.

Hi Min, For (1) there is no easy way to determine this. This is also not intended AFAIK, because conceptually, both main and failover DMAs should contain the same data. …