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Hi Bruno, I would drag and drop that element in the Alarm Console, select a time span and select ‘Information events’.  That would show you everything that happened with that …

Hi Leynard, following DCP task has been created for further follow-up.

Hi Miguel, It’s not required from a DataMiner perspective to set a virtual IP for all interfaces. Whether you choose to enable a virtual IP, really depends on your requirement …

I believe it does depend on where you Cassandra instance will be hosted. If you are running Cassandra on a different host or linux server, it could be different. However, …

That’s a short answer: No. We don’t use Silverlight for any development and we have never used it… So, there is no impact.

In the general parameters of an element there is a “[Communication Info]” table. Maybe that one could be used to retrieve the status of each connection.

Hi Philip, The custom themes for the Router Control are using the XAML syntax. You can find more information on this topic here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/desktop/wpf/fundamentals/xaml The basic layout of the XML …

Hi Bart, A restart of the DMA should clear any pending notifications that are lingering in the DataMiner system still. If any of those were already buffered on the configured …

When using Cassandra, this is time-based (last 7 days) and is subsequently truncated to the last 500 items. When using MySQL, this is record-based (last 200 logins + last 500 …

A cleaner way to achieve what you’re looking for would be to use the functionality of the AlarmSummary itself. The “Alarm” part of this shape data allows you to take …

By default, dynamically positioned items will link to the element that contains the source table. However, this can be overwritten by setting the LinkElement option on a column in the …

The interval of the returned records depends on the specified timespan. For “LastHour” and “LastDay” it will usually return the 5 minute records, for the other timespans it will usually …