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Alarm Categorization

Solved448 views27th November 2024
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Bassam Ahmed34 26th November 2024 0 Comments

Dear community,

Is there away to categorize alarms according to different teams for example:

If we have a device managed by a team A but affecting another teams and we would like to have different alarms according to the cause of the alarm if its related to the hardware then its for team A and if its related to bad configuration or connection its for team B.

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Ben Vandenberghe [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]9.17K Posted 26th November 2024 0 Comments

Hi Bassam,

I believe the CATEGORY property on parameters could help you achieve that.

Creating an information template | DataMiner Docs

In an information template, you have the ability to tag specific parameters with a CATEGORY (e.g. hardware, configuration, network, signal fault).  In your Alarm Console you have to then right click on the headers, choose Add/Remove column and select the Category to make it visible.

Bassam Ahmed Selected answer as best 27th November 2024
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