Are you using UNICODE version of netxmsd (you can check by running netxmsd -v)? NetXMS Server Version 2.1 Build 9012 (2.1-RELEASE) (UNICODE) NXCP: 4.48.1.11 (AES-256, Blowfish-256, IDEA, 3DES, AES-128, Blowfish-128) Built with: g++ (GCC) 4.8.5 20150623 (Red Hat 4.8.5-11) Kind regards, Thomas

@victor said in XMPP Problem: do you have any messages in server log with prefix XMPPMessageSender? No, there's nothing like that in the server's log file. Just the hint "*action* Sending XMPP" as show in the original posting and there's the big silence. Regards Detlev

awesome.. Thanks..

Hi Stan, Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I didn't know it imported anything from local files  As for the crashing, i'm not sure. I get the occasional error in the event log where NetXMS is trying to process a certain DCI or script but none of those would have changed since 2.8. I will live with it for the moment to see if anyone else flags up a similar issue / bug.

I run on Windows with SQL Express 2012. 200 Nodes. 7 GB database. No performance issues.

Hi I am having issues with using the system it installed ok on debian 9.1 (stretch) mysql database tomcat7 i can log in to the system but the issues started when i started to add nodes because it did not find all the nodes in my network did somebody came accross such an issue? attached pictures with some error messages and entries from log file regards maciej [image: netxms log.JPG] [image: netxms web app.JPG]

Thanks. Installed Java SE Development Kit and it worked.

@victor said in Switch Interfaces showing up on multiple VLANS that they are not configured for: Interfaces are NOT descendants of a subnet - they are descendants of a node. Node can be in multiple subnets. Best regards, Victor I understand a node can be in multiple subnets. When you expand the subnet and it shows the interfaces of that node who are not configured for that subnet in that subnet is what I am referring to. I have attached another screenshot. The Interfaces with the red circle around them are configured to be in the subnet with the red circle around them. The Interfaces with the Yellow Highlight are configured to be in the subnet with the yellow highlight. The node is the ge0router, unless I am mistaken about what a node is. I wanted to make it as clear as possible what I am describing. Its a bug to me, but a work as designed to you Victor and a few others that use netxms. I am fine with that as I am not using it in production because of this issue as I do not have time to explain why its visually misrepresented to those who have compared this to other systems out there. Thanks for taking the time to look at it Victor. [image: netxms-08-15-2017.PNG]

Hi, we plan 2.1.1 release this or next week. Best regards, Victor

Hi, you can use time formats, environment variables, and shell commands for file name expansion in parsers. To insert environment variable, use macro ${name}. To insert result of shell command use form `command`. Time formats are the same as supported by strftime (http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/ctime/strftime/). Best regards, Victor

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@lweidig said in Mobile Agent 2.1RC1 - Crashes continually: This is using an updated agent though correct that will be part of 2.1.1?  We will try once it is available. No, actually using the same after I re-setup my dev environment  Marco

Thx,  That did the trick.  History is now being kept on table DCI's.

Hi, NetXMS always use address given in "primary host name" field in node communication properties. Just change it to address you want server to connect to. Best regards, Victor

Oops That probably was intention but actual code was never written. Of course you still can use SSH subagent to execute something - just create script action which will call agent parameter or list SSH.Command. For example, to get remote directory you can use script data = AgentReadList($node, "SSH.Command(ls /)"); Best regards, Victor

Yes and no. The firewalls do allow configuring multiple physical interfaces as a single Bridge or VLAN interface, which in effect turns those physical ports into a switch. Any traffic that is passed between such physical interfaces is Layer 2 only, and there is no routing involved. Of course we also have setups where each interface is indeed in another network and then all traffic routed. Especially smaller sites though will quite often only have one external interface and the remaining ports joined into a single VLAN interface with multiple devices connected to it. Cheers

Hi, yes, certificates should be in PEM format, even on Windows. Best regards, Victor

Hi, not in easy way. You can create script DCI that will read status of given container, and setup thresholds as usual. Best regards, Victor

Hi, it's probably the only way - but polling will still go through agent on NetXMS server, not directly. Make sure agent running on the server has necessary proxy settings. Best regards, Victor

Some ExternalParameters we call can run for quite a while (i.e. in those cases lag is expected), so we increased the ExecTimeout on those agents. Otherwise the commands ran into timeouts, the agent terminated them and we never got the results. Not sure if that is what you are experiencing? If you have really long running scripts/commands, you may also want to look at ExternalParametersProvider (we haven't used this ourselves yet, so can't give any advise on actual configuration/usage). If your proxy is connecting to a lot of other agents/systems and polling a lot of DCIs, you may want to increase the number of MaxSessions on that proxy. I think the default is 32. We have a couple of sites where we had to increase this.