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@Tomi The adminTemplate has been removed, we highly recommend creating a custom page using "Edit pages" or "Dashboard designer" (you will find these in the menu). You can set them up so they are full screen pages, i.e. have no left menu or toolbar at the top. If you do want to create your own custom AngularJS project and serve it from the Mango web server you can still do so. However the onus is on you to maintain it. The old adminTemplate is located here as a starting point - https://github.com/infiniteautomation/ma-dashboards/tree/3.3.x/UI/web/adminTemplate

Hi Tomi, There are a ton of ways to do this. Here's a video on using CSV to create large numbers of points: https://help.infiniteautomation.com/bulk-importing-data-points Here's a thread about using the template configuration module to do it: https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/3216/template-import-json-markup-example Here's a thread using a script to import event detectors onto points: https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/3708/a-script-jsonemport-example The second two are based off JSON, which is also what it would be used for the API, as in this thread: https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/3060/mango-rest-api-how-to-create-data-sources-data-points There's also a copy button on data sources in the old UI (use the link from the data sources page to the legacy data sources page, or navigate to /data_sources.shtm). I suspect it will appear in the new UI fairly soon: [image: jrGGhkh.png] I probably overlooked a few options...

Hi tomi, looking at this now. We'll get it fixed ASAP.

@JoelHaggar Thanks Joel, I did that, but I have 2 different dashboards, so I would like to go to the login page of the dashboard which I am leaving.

Hmm. So, you have the bridge device making a TCP connection to Mango, then Mango doing Modbus out the virtual port connected to that server socket? Are there any options on the GSM-RS485? Specifically, are you using TCP or TCP with keep-alive? I would recommend going with keep-alive, as I would speculate the bridge is closing the connection, perhaps. Is there more to the stack trace in the log?