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Hi Ruben, Here’s what you were looking for  This should get you up and running with a system quite quickly. If there’s anything else you need, feel free to circle …

Hi Maximiliano, There might be other options that I’m not aware of, you should be able to do this with the Class Library. I suggest you take a look at …

Hi Dan, I see that this question has been inactive for quite some time. Do you still need help with this, or have you been able to sort this out …

Hi Ciprian, One way is to create VIsual Overview like Steve subscribed. Or perhaps the feature Hyperlinks will help you further: Hyperlinks.xml | DataMiner Docs Another way is just to …

Hi Samita, That is because the alarm includes the value which the parameter has at the moment the threshold is reached. If the real-time value further increases over time, the …

Hi Juan, The connector in question uses the redundant polling feature (docs), which allows DataMiner to switch to a secondary connection if the primary one times out. This is why …

Hi Paul, Since each pair is separate, I do believe that the wizard will not take the difference between the Cassandra versions into account. Therefore, I believe you should be …

Hi Michiel, You can define it in as a project property in the .csproj file. See docs: Skyline DataMiner SDK project properties | DataMiner Docs

Well searching for another issue i found these on the Skyline Github: https://github.com/SkylineCommunications/SLC-GQIDS-ServiceAlarms https://github.com/SkylineCommunications/SLC-GQIDS-ServiceAlarmStates

I’ve found that through the get parameters for elements where i can access those.