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1. To schedule an outage on the opCharts page, from the menu, click Views > Scheduled Outages. 
   
2. On the Outages page that opens, click New Outage. 
   
3. Add a Description for the outage.
4. Specify a Change ID for easy identification of the outage event.

5. You can schedule a one-time outage or a recurring event under Frequency.

   Note
   By default, NMIS collects the performance data during every outage event. You may choose to discard it by selecting the Discard Performance Data check box.

   
   

6. Under Outage Window, specify the Start and End time for the outage.

   Info
   Click the Common Time Formats link to know more about the time formats supported by Opmantek applications for parsing the start and end times.

   

7. Under Node/Element Selection, choose the Selector Type - either Node or Element.
   • In case of Node, choose the Node Property to select Nodes by.
     • Select or enter the required Values. You can enter multiple Node Values (separated by commas) for the Property chosen.
       
   • How to add a custom node property ?
     In opCharts Outages, Custom properties can be added in Node property section to create outages for nodes.
     To add a custom property, Please editing opCharts_node_selector_sections.json and add in any new property of catchall.
     For example :-  Addition of Node Model in opCharts_node_selector_sections.json 

     {
     "name" : "catchall.data.model",
     "label" : "Node Model"
     }

   • In case of Element, first search for and select the Node which the element(s) are on.
   • For Element Type you can either select Interface or Other 
     • For Interface :
       • Choose how you want to search for elements on the Interface / Regex drop-down list, select  Interface or Interface Regex. 
         • In case of Interface, select the required Interfaces(s) from drop-down (example: Vlan1)
         • In case of Interface Regex, enter a valid regex pattern (examples: vlan* or ^Vlan.*?$)
     • For Other :
       • From the Match Type drop-down list, select either String or Regex
         • In case of String, enter the valid string for the Element in Value
         • In case of Regex, enter a valid regex pattern (examples: vlan* or ^Vlan.*?$)
           
           

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