Please, Dojo, what's the quickest way to quickly add in alarm console a new column, reporting the DMA agent that hosts the element?
Shall I define a custom element (or alarm) property for this?
If so, how can I get the DMA info reflected in the new property?
Thanks
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Just timeouts, Miguel – unfortunately these elements are configured with the “local host” IP // “127.0.0.1:port” – so even when I open the “comments” field I have no idea where these are hosted
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Adding a screenshot below to clarify the context
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Hi,
I see that this question has been inactive for some time. Do you still need help with this? If not, could you select the most relevant answer to indicate that the question is resolved?
Hi Alberto,
We have created automation script for your use case. You can download it on our Catalog. You can find more details about the script on our GitHub. You will need cloud connected agent for that.
Let me know if this script solves your issue,
Cheers
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Great – many thanks for your help – will download and test asap!
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Not sure if you had the chance to try the script out, but in case you were having issues with deploying the script from our catalog, the issue has been resolved and you should be able to deploy the script normally now.
Sorry for inconvenience, if you experienced it.
Cheers
Hi Alberto,
Are you dealing with imported elements from another cluster, or elements migrated across DMAs in the same cluster?