Changing the default alarm colors
In the DataMiner.xml file, you can specify the colors you want to assign to each of the alarm states:
Open the file DataMiner.xml in a text file editor (e.g. Microsoft Notepad), from the folder C:\Skyline DataMiner\.
In the
<Colors>
tag, modify the alarm colors.In the value attribute of each of the
<Color>
tags, you can specify a color as a set of RGB values.Save DataMiner.xml
Restart DataMiner.
Force a synchronization of the DataMiner.xml file throughout your DataMiner System:
In DataMiner Cube, go to Apps > System Center.
Go to the Tools tab and select synchronization.
In the drop-down list next to Type, select File.
In the File box, specify the following path: C:\Skyline Dataminer\DataMiner.xml.
Click the Sync now button.
Note
The alarm colors have to be specified in the <Colors>
tag of the DataMiner.xml file. If the <Colors>
tag is missing, it should be added. In that case, we recommend adding the tag you find in the example below. It contains all default colors.
Example
In the following example, the default alarm colors have been configured:
<DataMiner>
<Colors>
<Color type="normal" value="22,198,12"/>
<Color type="warning" value="59,120,255"/>
<Color type="minor" value="97,214,214"/>
<Color type="major" value="245,210,40"/>
<Color type="critical" value="240,50,65"/>
<Color type="notMonitored" value="204,204,204"/>
<Color type="initial" value="242,242,242"/>
<Color type="timeout" value="255,155,15"/>
<Color type="masked" value="136,23,152"/>
<Color type="error" value="204,204,204"/>
<Color type="notice" value="204,204,204"/>
<Color type="information" value="204,204,204"/>
</Colors>
</DataMiner>