Bram Devlaminck
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Hi Jose, It's hard to see from your code fragment what goes wrong, since not your whole connector is included. My best guess at the moment is that the problem is caused by parameter 3 since it is defined...
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Hi Jose, You can create the grey box by using a "title begin" and "title end" parameter. Under the Snippets these can be found in DIS > Protocol > Param > Displayed. Every parameter that you...
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Hi, To make sure that other people are aware: An internal investigation was done behind the scenes as part of a related task, and it turned out the issue was caused by a proxy configuration, not the...
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Hi Stefan, The warning that you are seeing is generated by the SLWatchdog process. Your protocol most likely has some group that is being executed that contains your QAction (correct me if this is not...
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Hi Simon, Instead of undocking the whole alarm console, you could undock each of the separate tabs (by dragging them "away" from the console), and then choose "dock to workspace" To still have tabs, choose...
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Hey, The filtering also works as a fall-through chain. You'll have to make sure that the most strict rule is at the top. In the case of your screenshot: the top rule allows everything, so whatever you...
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Hi Johannes, DataMiner does not ignore all invalid certificates. The following page has a list of in which cases DataMiner will ignore the invalid certificate, when that checkbox is enabled: https://docs.dataminer.services/user-guide/Basic_Functionality/Elements/Adding_Elements/HTTPS_Connection.html?q=skip%20ssl...
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Hi Sheikh, In the docs you linked yourself the following is mentioned: "In quick filters on element, service and view cards, regular expressions can be used, with the following syntax". This seems to...
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Hi Marco, This is currently not completely possible only using the Cube UI. As a workaround, you could perform the following steps: 1. locate the trend template file at c:\skyline dataminer\protocols\{protocol...
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Hi Jose, I cannot immediately find a reason for the login only working the second time. I'd recommend checking if it is the login itself that actually fails, or if the login succeeds and the logic that...
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Hi Jose, On this documentation page you can find an example of how DataMiner encodes the data from the "Parameter" tags when sending a POST (the example right above the "Response" section). As you have...
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Hi Iti, As far as I know, there are 2 ways of alarm grouping in DataMiner. The first option is using the analytics engine of DataMiner. This KATA should give you an idea of what's possible and how to...
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Hi Rachel, The "value" tag in the discreet element expects an exact match. As the value is "HTTP/1.1 200" and not just "200" DataMiner cannot find a match and does not know what to display. As a solution,...
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Hi Maxime, The answer (from Tobe Deprez) on the following DOJO post is probably what you are looking for: https://community.dataminer.services/question/show-message-in-active-alarms-using-automation-script/...
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Hi Aditiben, Could you please provide some more information about the function file you are mentioning? Perhaps a screenshot of another connector where you have such a file? My best guess at the moment...
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Hi Ramesh, You should be able to achieve this with a combination of a correlation rule that groups the alarms per service, and then an automation script to do the actual "combining" into a new alarm that...
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