What are daisy-chained elements

Daisy chaining is typically used in the context of devices that interface for example via RS-485, and it refers to the fact that they share the same physical cable connection.  …

How does slow poll work?

More information about the element configuration can be found in the DataMiner Help: slow poll. Looking at your element configuration, your element should go into slow poll mode after 30s …

Visual Overview: Travel back in time

It is possible, but you’ll need a flux capacitor, some plutonium and a fast car. All jokes aside, Thijs is correct indeed. In case the visio is attached to a …

What happens when I pause my element?

Michiel, when an element gets paused no actions are done on the open connections.  This means that if the connection was open, it will remain open.  Note that when an …

What happens when I pause my element?

Refer DataMiner Help: Paused: Communication between the DMA and the element has been paused, but the virtual IP address of the element is still active. This means that the element …

SNMP Tables with Retrieved Columns

Hi Flavio, Would it be possible to provide an example of what you mean of making it “future proof”? The main downside of copying the retrieved data is having extra …

What happens when I pause my element?

The main difference between a stopped and a paused element is that in the case of a stopped element, the virtual IP address is destroyed. This means that in a …

Enhanced service replication

Unlike element replication (where the replicated element shows all data from the original element), service replication only replicates the summary severity of the original service and doesn’t provide access to …