The easiest way to determine the earlier status of a service monitor is by running the "Service Monitor Outage" Report for the Element where the monitor runs.
Or you can run the following query to get the configuration ID of the monitor you want to check:
SELECT configuration_id from erdc_instance WHERE name <name of the monitor>;
Next, run the following query to see the status of the monitor (ordered by date) and its status message:
SELECT e.name, e.display_name, ei.configuration_id, ei.name, esr.erdc_status_mnemonic, esr.last_transition, est. message
FROM entity e, erdc_instance ei, erdc_configuration ec, erdc_status_retention esr, erdc_status_transition_log est
WHERE ei.monitored = 1 and ei.configuration_id = <ID from first query> AND ei.erdc_status_retention_id = esr.erdc_status_retention_id
AND ei.entity_id = e.entity_id
AND est.erdc_instance_id = ei.erdc_instance_id AND ec.id = ei.configuration_id
order by esr.last_transitionProblem: I am using Internet Explorer to access Uptime, and have enabled up.time NetFlow integration. However, the NetFlow dashboard only partially displays my Scrutinizer UI.
Solution: Enable third-party cookies in Internet Explorer.
As of version 11, Scrutinizer uses cookies as part of its login process. When accessing Scrutinizer through Uptime's NetFlow dashboard, these cookies will be treated as third-party. Internet Explorer, by default, rejects third-party cookies.
To enable third-party cookies in supported versions of Internet Explorer, do the following:

1. Click Tools, then Internet Options.
2. Click the Privacy tab.
3. Click Advanced.
4. Select the Override automatic cookie handling check box.
5. For Third-party Cookies, select the Accept option.
6. Click Done.

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