Currently it's not possible. Best regards, Victor

Hi, it's not possible without changes in the console. One possible option could be macro to insert user's custom attributes and UI for editing user's custom attributes. Feel free to register feature request in out tracker. Best regards, Victor

No, but you can create shell script which will do that and call that script using appropriate action, passing event data as parameters. Best regards, Victor

Hi, just to confirm that this is a bug and it is fixed in current development branch. Will be included into next patch release. Best regards, Victor

Thank you Raven. Everything worked out. I activated the user "system". I gave him the password. I came in the name of this user. I was able to establish all the necessary permits.

This is it! Thanks a lot

Yes, i didn't have JDK installed.  

Without changes. Using the tag field and Event from Netxms (not custom event) equal negative result. Can you pass a screenshot or an example of a Log Parser using built in netxms syslog daemon please. Regards [image: SysLogParser.JPG] [image: Syslog2.JPG]

Works fine  Thank you very much Rainer

solved thanks java 8 was installed, but tomcat was still using java7  :-X

Hi, Do " get stripped out of parameters when calling an Action via Object Tools? I am trying to run a netsh command which requires me to place the interface name in quotes, but the command is not working and the command is logged without quotes in the agent log (debug level 7). The command also seems to be cut short, (presumably related to the quotes). I have an action that triggers the following: cmd /c $1 and I am passing netsh interface ipv4 show subinterface interface="Ethernet 2" The log then tells me it is executing this: cmd /c netsh interface ipv4 show subinterface interface=Ethernet And the result is that the command of course doesn't work as expected. Thanks

Please try second solution from this post: https://www.netxms.org/forum/general-support/'invalid-netmask'-for-node/

At our end we use zoning for that with one of two setups: All devices are in the same zone and you use the proxy to query the external router from the inside (i.e. you change the router's IP in NetXMS to the LAN IP). You keep the external router in the default zone with a public IP address and the proxy and other internal devices in a separate zone (with the proxy using the same public IP as the router). IPs have to be unique within a zone. (Not sure if there is a way to make this work using the "This is address of remote management node" checkbox which I believe removes the IP from that "uniqueness" check, but it didn't seem to work for us. Could have been a caching thing though.)

The issue with the Alarm Browser is most likely due to you not having the "View all alarm categories" permission. This was added in 2.1 and is not enabled by default on an upgrade. A lot of people ran into this one. The errors in the screenshot appear unrelated (inability to store Table DCI data? Maybe some issue with the database upgrade or some table locks?).

hi Morning Am new to Netxms. I have been able to monitoring snmp for cisco devices but I tried monitoring ICMP for both Cisco & Huawei but all effort have prove abortive. Can anyone pls helpout.

Did you figure this out?

hi victor, it happened again. i have tried to terminate over 50 alarms in 1 time and i got: "'Terminate alarms' has encountered a problem. cannot terminate alarm: request timedout" i have noticed that after i finished writing this post, the alarms disappeared from the window. hope you find the problem. Lindeamon

@voron said in Reporting Server - The Result is not shown in Results window console: Try this (for MYSQL): CREATE TABLE `hibernate_sequence` ( `next_val` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, PRIMARY KEY(`next_val`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COLLATE=utf8_unicode_ci; INSERT INTO `hibernate_sequence` VALUES (1); More https://www.netxms.org/forum/oe-oo/reporting-server-2-1-oema-etatam-aam/ I'm using SQL server, actually I have a system object of type SEQUENCE_OBJECT that, I guess, has been created by the installer with the purpose of acting as that table. I can try to drop it and create as table to see if it works. Regards, Marco.

Zone proxies should also be in the zone which they belong to. System automatically knows that if a node is set as a proxy for a zone, it will be polled directly from the server. (make sure you are running at least 2.0.5+, since this was added only recently)

It seems the firewall rule the netxms client installer created was only for the public. I had to change it to domain as well - since I'm on a windows domain. The issue has been resolved. Thanks for your help!