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Hi Curtis – by default the Alarm Console will indeed show only the currently active alarms.  If you want to consult historical alarms, you can just click on the + …

Hi Hari, You can take a look at the following Adhoc data source: SkylineCommunications/SLC-GQIDS-ServiceAlarms: Fetches all active alarms for a specific service Hope it helps.

Hi, The RTE refers to the NotificationThread of the SLDMS process. That thread is responsible to process the notification messages to be executed (e.g. for an overview of the different …

Hi, In the latest version of IDP, it was introduced an option to trigger a Discovery via an API (see IDP 1.5.1 | DataMiner Docs) Is something like this you …

Hi Nejra, It might be worth taking a look at the following post: https://community.dataminer.services/question/fetch-history-alarms-for-alarm-duration-analysis/

Hi Alex, From your screenshots, I believe you are subscribing to the current element alone and not to a “secondary” element that appears to be your goal. protocol.DataMinerId and protocol.ElementId …

Hi Gowrish, I see you have been able to go ahead with this in your post: No connection error from Dataminer to Cassandra DB (in separate EC2 instance) – DataMiner …

Hi Vig, the permanent services have the ‘Skyline Enhanced Service’ protocol applied to it. What this means is that it has some specific logic coded into it that normal services …

Apologies – I worked it out. Under Generated Service there is a option to add a visual file.

Hi Miloš, As you’ve seen in the documentation, this is indeed the expected behavior. When a section is marked as “Allow multiple,” it can contain multiple instances of that section …

Hi George, I assume you refer to the native capabilities in DataMiner (forecasting, change event detection, anomaly detection, pattern detection, incident identification, etc.)?  If so, no there are no particular …

Hi Edson, You don’t need to configure the Application Request Routing. Dataminer will do this for you (every time a failover takes place).