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[atlas] how to mark probe as dormant
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Daniel Karrenberg
dfk at ripe.net
Mon Apr 16 18:00:24 CEST 2018
On 16/04/2018 17:26, Randy Bush wrote: > hi chris, > >>> i have a probe, 2283, which has unplugged from its old home and is in >>> suspended animation in a suitcase until it reaches its new home in a >>> month or two. >> >> There's nothing you have to do when a probe is down; it is automatically >> marked as disconnected almost immediately, and if it isn't plugged back >> in then it is marked as "abandoned" after 90 days and "written off" >> after 180 days (both of which are reversible states, so don't worry too >> much). > > ok. > >>> the location map will not let me pur it in the middle of the pacific. >>> and i can not see how to mark it as dormant/down. clue bat please. >> >> We have generally tried to move away from using remote areas to signify >> particular probe statuses as it confuses various visualisations. > > but the probe IS in the middle of the pacific, on this ship. Let's put maritime tracking integration for probe position updates at the very bottom of the requested features list. By the time we get to it the containers will have connectivity as a standard feature. ;-) ;-) ;-)
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