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Hi Davor, First you need to install the nuget package Skyline.DataMiner.Core.DataMinerSystem.Automation in your automation script solution. Then in your script instead of doing protocol.GetDms like in the documentation link you …

Hi Bram, I use this QAction and work: using System; using System.Text; using Skyline.DataMiner.Scripting; public static class QAction { public static void Run(SLProtocol protocol) { try { string username = …

Have you checked out proactive cap detection? It’s not a neural network, but it seems to fit the bill when it comes to your use case.

Hi, It is possible to create your own hyperlinks on a dashboard using the web component with custom HTML. These can be statically defined or linked to data using interpolation. …

Hi Regan, Do you still need further follow-up on this question? If not, could you select this answer to indicate that it can be closed?

Hi Marco, An option could be creating a dashboard that lists the active alarms and integrating it in an automation scriptL You can receive the list of active alarms using …

Hi Alexander, When an Automation script is started by a user, all requests sent in that script (e.g. using engine.SendSLNetMessages) will be executed under that user context. This should thus …

Figured it out: The DLL needs to be in the /Files folder, not in an subfolder in /Files

Hi David, You are on the right track by using the ‘ExecuteScriptMessage’ :). The following page on the docs explains more in details what you can provide with the ‘Options’ …