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Hi Daniel, In the Node Edge component, there are a few different ways to position nodes and edges: Custom – users can manually drag nodes and edges into position. Layered …

Hi Alexandre, Unfortunately, to my knowledge, none of the three options you mentioned are possible at this moment. If you would really like to see these implemented, I suggest creating …

Hi Lisa, Yes, this is expected behavior. The last run time and result are not stored in DataMiner but in Windows Task Scheduler. Therefore, the information shown in the Scheduler …

Hi Felix, I believe the best way to approach this is through a custom operator in GQI that reflects the state of the item. This could add an enum value …

Hi, you can access the write parameters IDs at Parameter.Write.XXX_1902 in a similar fashion to other parameters. You can also retrieve the trigger PID using protocol.GetTriggerParameter().

Hi Ryan, As SLProtocol is responsible for managing all the elements in your system and requires multiple threads, mutexes, and other system resources, it is not necessarily a reason for …

Hi Ryan, The handle count on its own is not a reason for concern, as SLProtocol may have a large amount of resources that it needs to manage associated with …

Hi Alberto, You are correct, if it runs on-prem, that should indeed also run smoothly in DaaS. That is basically the same software, so there is no real difference for …

Hi all, thanks to Wouter Demuynck, who has answered my similar question in the other Dojo task, I was led to the following insight. Wouter suggested that the backup procedure …

Hi Daniel, Your rule is almost correct: The alarm filter configures the rule to keep track of the active alarm events of both element 1 and 2. This is fine. …

Hi Ramunas, I don’t believe such an option exists. The best way to proceed would be to filter out any alarms that are not relevant to you.

below is the code that works best for my use-case. What helped most is the service.ParameterSettings.IncludedParameters public static string[] hcoConnectors = new string[] { “Evertz 7800R2x2-ACS-3G”, “Snell Wilcox HCO51 RollCall”, …