Sharing DataMiner data with third parties
There are many ways in which you can make your DataMiner System share information (real-time device readings, fault data, performance data, etc.) with third parties.
DataMiner Sharing
DataMiner Sharing allows you to share live data via dataminer.services. For more information, see DataMiner Sharing.
DataMiner Cube
Allow the third party to remotely access your DataMiner System through the ports required for DataMiner Cube.
Set up and maintain a dedicated user profile for the third party (which devices can be accessed, what kind of actions can be performed, etc.).
DataMiner Monitoring app
Allow the third party to remotely access your DataMiner System through the ports required for DataMiner web applications.
Use the Monitoring app for mobile access to DataMiner.
Set up and maintain a dedicated user profile for the third party (which devices can be accessed, what kind of actions can be performed, etc.).
DataMiner Dashboard Gateway
Set up DataMiner Dashboard Gateway on your internet server.
Define and configure the necessary dashboards, which should contain all relevant information that you want to share with the third party.
Tip
See also: Dashboard Gateway installation
DataMiner Northbound Interfaces
Use the DataMiner NBIs to query DataMiner for the information that you want to share with the third party.
Create the client application (e.g. web page, mobile phone app, etc.) with which you want to share the information with the third party.
Not all DataMiner NBIs are available by default. Optional licenses may be required.
DataMiner Replication
Allow the third party to remotely access your DataMiner System through the ports required for DataMiner Cube.
Set up and maintain a dedicated user profile for the third party.
The third party needs to have a separate DataMiner System onto which the elements can be replicated.
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See also: Replicated elements