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22nd January 2021
Hi Elbano, When you mention “… and we need to confirm that changing the SNMP community string on DataMiner side” are you referring to change the community string in the …
22nd January 2021
I think a rate alarm with a delta equal to the smallest decimal or step size of your parameter should achieve what you want.
22nd January 2021
This is not possible as far as I know. Is there a specific use case for this? If the goal is to see the history and know when and how …
22nd January 2021
Hi Michael, As far as I know this is not possible. A possible workaround could be defining thresholds in the Info column (see DataMiner Help – Configuring an alarm template …
21st January 2021
If it’s just to display a different value on the Visual Overview I suggest using the RegexReplace functionality (see help). With this, you are able to search a text for …
21st January 2021
Thank you for your request Steve. Could you please give add this as a feature suggestion under More > Feature Suggestion. If there would be enough votes, we can introduce …
21st January 2021
The 3-D format is currently not supported by the Visual Overview and will ignore any configuration made in this section. A possible workaround is to style a shape with your …
21st January 2021
Hi Steve, Since you only have two possible discreet values, is it not an option to create two shapes, each one with a conditional shape data pointing to each value? …
21st January 2021
I believe someone from the fabric product line once told me this: The Cassandra process works as such that it will take up a bunch of memory by default, even …
21st January 2021
Hi Mahito, Another option is to use the Router Control application of DataMiner. You should be able to import Router Controls into your Visio. DataMiner Help => Router control DataMiner …
21st January 2021
Hi Mahito, You can use a comma separated format to indicate input, output, state. For example a shape with “Execute” shape data “Set|[DMAID]/[ElementID]|[ParameterID]|1,15,1” will set the crosspoint of input 1 …
21st January 2021
Hi Carlos, The “unsuccessful connection ….” errors you see in the SLDataminer.txt are mostly irrelevant here, they are a consequence of trying to connect to the dataminer whilst it is …
21st January 2021
It is also possible to develop a driver that uses Websocket as connection to listen for updates. Further details about this implementation can be found in: DataMiner Development Library
21st January 2021
DataMiner supports two types of TCP/IP sockets: 1 for alarm forwarding, which is sending unsolicited messages for each alarm, and one that allows requesting information on elements and parameters. You …
21st January 2021
Hi Jens This information can be found in the DataMiner Help. There is a specific situation where 2 tables are being used instead of the matrix component.
