Where to check logging information of API calls?
20th August 2020
Apart of the logging of IIS and SLNet, there is no additional logging. Extra logging would generate too much data and cause unnecessary load on setups with a high API …
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20th August 2020
Apart of the logging of IIS and SLNet, there is no additional logging. Extra logging would generate too much data and cause unnecessary load on setups with a high API …
20th August 2020
Hi Thomas, In short, DataMiner needs a user account on the arista system which has access to the eAPI and the community strings for the SNMP interface. As a minimum, …
20th August 2020
From an IT point of view it sounds very normal that DMA’s that are in the same cluster need be in the same workgroup/domain. This is also the case when …
20th August 2020
There is a list available with registered product at AMWA (product owners of NMOS). So in general there are not that many (at least registered) that use the NMOS at …
20th August 2020
Hi Alex, the “*[*,*,*]” is indeed not a dedicated syntax or placeholder, but a way to find a math to a specific element. *[*,*,*] -> HTO-1.192.168.2.1 [Default Group, Default Capacity …
20th August 2020
Hi Jens, You can also find it in the SLDBConnection, after startup when DataMiner is able to connect with Cassandra. 2020/08/03 09:34:47.410|SLDBConnection|SLDBConnection|INF|0|1|Cassandra is currently running on version: 3.7 It is …
20th August 2020
Refer to https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/access.html
20th August 2020
Jens, You can allow this by updating the kibana.yml file. (default location c:\Program Files\Elasticsearch\Kibana\config) The server.host configuration specifies the address to which the Kibana server will bind. IP addresses and …
20th August 2020
There are two options in DataMiner for the Cassandra DB: Cassandra (Cassandra Cluster for every DMA or Failover pair) By default Cassandra is installed on the server where DataMiner is …
20th August 2020
I don’t have a complete overview of drivers supporting LLDP, as we added support for LLDP in IDP in a generic way, i.e. each driver that supports LLDP can integrate …
20th August 2020
Another option, which allows you to check it if you don’t have access to nodetool: User query executer in DataMiner Cube and enter the following query. select release_version from system.local;
20th August 2020
Hi Jens, You can use the Cassandra nodetool to verify the version of Cassandra that is running. Using a command prompt, navigate to c:\Program Files\Cassandra\bin and run ‘nodetool version’
20th August 2020
Open nodetool in command prompt (found in C:\Program Files\Cassandra\bin). Then type “nodetool version” It’s advised to use v3.7
20th August 2020
The *[*,*,*] string is not a dedicated syntax or placeholder for the Visual Overview. However, using one or more asterisks in the name of an element will search for an …