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Customer is comparing the NMS UI v/s DI in this case.
In NMS using the 'Alerts' attachment, when showing alert details grouped by Device Group, the device group name is shown with a full tree path, for example:
All Device Groups/IP/Class A
All Device Groups/TenantA/gp1
All Device Groups/TenantB/gp1
etc.
In DI however, only the last part of the device group is shown, i.e. only the device group name, but not the full path using the above example.
Class A
gp1
gp1
The main challenge with this in DI is where there are similar or identical names in use it's impossible to tell which group they belong to.
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