Hi Alex, you should be able to get to that using GQI on Dashboards. Example - get a count of all active elements per protocol, display the query on a table you can manually export to csv.

Hi Jordy, you can find the definition of these metering units in metering-units | DataMiner Docs Hope this helps.

It's linked to your regional settings but you can change it to another zone. Alternatively, on windows regional settings,  you can customize it individually - below I've selected 00:00 time format without...

Hi Punit, You can integrate those directly with DataMiner using different methods - through cloudwatch, function APIs, but also services like Kinesis or SNS - you can even combine data collection methods,...

Hi Alex, DataMiner Probes (DMPs) are only available as perpetual use licenses. Because they are often used to connect to remote sites with limited connectivity, metering could be a challenge. However,...

Hi Regan, it’s indeed our intention to make them available. For now we can share those on demand. Our team will share your company’s numbers with you, early next week.

Hi Pedro, you have the option to dynamically deploy your own custom APIs on the DataMiner side so the external applications can leverage more targeted calls to get to the datasets you need. It might still...

There are different ways to do it. You can for example open the alarm card for the element and filter the history of alarms for the desired period.

Hi Philip, DaaS and onprem are deployment options, we also need to consider the business model: a DaaS system is by default a subscription, whereas an on-prem (aka private) deployment can be either a...

Hi Wayne, Interesting example, when you talk about virtualized/containerized infrastructure and cloud-based functions the answer is not always black and white, it depends on how the solution is implemented...

Hi Praveen, the license ID is per DMA (DataMiner Agent). Usually, you would set up one machine to host DataMiner for the training and all users would access it. Each user needs to run his own DataMiner...

Hi Stuart, we use MS Azure when we host DataMiner as a service (i.e. SaaS)