Ok, thank you

We're running 2.0.5. The templates are configured to be removed if auto-bind no longer applies, which is fine. The issue is just that if the system is unreachable and NetXMS cannot detect if the template should still apply, it seems to remove it. I'll see if I can run some more tests to confirm if this happens all the time or if something else is required to trigger this. Maybe a race condition with an active Configuration Poll just as the system goes down. The most recent one I ran into was a Cisco which was offline for a weekend (remote, non-critical office, closed over weekend) and basically all data was wiped and started fresh on Monday after it was rebooted.

Hello, I have the same Problem. I want to see the OID as text and not as number. What have you done? Thank you

Hello, same problem here, only with Cisco C2960 and C3850 devices. (NetXMS 2.0.6 + MySQL) EDIT: Fixed, it was caused by change of interfaces. Some ports were expected as DOWN and they went UP

hi, i have narrowed it down to one server node but i have 2 networks although i keep deleting the newest network found. any idea ? Lindeamon [image: netxms.jpg]

Here is the output when I specify the aforementioned config file and the -D6 switch.  I'm a little concerned about the lines [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618] ????????? and [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] External parameters providers poller thread will not start I don't think I see anything that relates to the logging issue, but I the line "[08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] External parameters providers poller thread will not start" seems to be my original issue, and the reason I was trying to examine the log.  There is an external script, which if you run it from a command line returns legitimate value, but the DCI that calls it comes back as unsupported. Do you have any insight into these two issues given the output? ---output--- [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.431] Additional configs was loaded from C:\ProgramData\NetXMS\netxmsa [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.446] Debug level set to 6 [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.446] Data directory: C:\ProgramData\NetXMS [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.446] Subagent API initialized [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.446] Validating ciphers [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618]    AES-256 enabled [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618]    Blowfish-256 disabled (config) [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618]    IDEA disabled (config) [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618]    3DES disabled (config) [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618]    AES-128 disabled (config) [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618]    Blowfish-128 disabled (config) [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618] Crypto library initialized [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618] ????????? [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618] DB Library: Database driver "sqlite.ddr" loaded and initialized successfully [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.618] New DB connection opened: handle=00000000008C11B0 [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.634] Local database opened successfully [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.634] Subagent "WINNT.NSM" loaded successfully [08-Sep-2016 16:21:15.634] Subagent "portcheck.nsm" loaded successfully [08-Sep-2016 16:21:16.523] WinPerf: 2857 counter indexes read [08-Sep-2016 16:21:16.554] WinPerf: 2857 counter translations read [08-Sep-2016 16:21:16.772] WinPerf: "\Memory\Free & Zero Page List Bytes" is supported [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A waiting for set change [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_B waiting for set change [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_C waiting for set change [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] Subagent "winperf.nsm" loaded successfully [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: set changed [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] Subagent "wmi.nsm" loaded successfully [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\System\Processor Queue Length" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\System\Processor Queue Length" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\System\Processor Queue Length" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\PhysicalDisk(_Total)\Avg. Disk Queue Length" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.880] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\PhysicalDisk(_Total)\% Disk Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(0)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(0)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(0)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(1)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(1)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(1)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(2)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(2)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(2)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(3)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(3)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(3)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(4)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(4)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(4)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(5)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(5)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(5)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(6)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(6)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(6)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(7)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.896] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(7)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.911] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A: Counter "\Processor(7)\% Processor Time" added to query [08-Sep-2016 16:21:17.911] WINPERF: CollectorThread_A entered data collection loop WAIT [................] [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] External parameters providers poller thread will not start [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Data collection scheduler thread started [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Data sender thread started [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Database writer thread started [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Thread pool DATACOLL initialized (min=1, max=64) [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Data reconciliation thread started [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] PushConnector: named pipe created, waiting for connection [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] StorageDiscoveryConnector: named pipe created, waiting for connection [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Trying to bind on 0.0.0.0:4700 [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Trying to bind on 127.0.0.1:28180 [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Trying to bind on [::]:4700 [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Session agent connector listening on port 28180 [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Listening on socket 0.0.0.0:4700 [08-Sep-2016 16:21:35.119] Listening on socket [::]:4700 [08-Sep-2016 16:21:36.133] NetXMS Agent started Agent running. Press ESC to shutdown. Agent shutting down... [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.939] Shutdown() called [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] WINPERF: Collector thread for counter set C terminated [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] Waiting for data collector thread termination [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] WINPERF: Collector thread for counter set B terminated [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] Stopping threads in thread pool DATACOLL [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] WINPERF: Collector thread for counter set A terminated [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] Maintenance thread for thread pool DATACOLL stopped [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] Data reconciliation thread stopped [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] Thread pool DATACOLL destroyed [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] Data collection scheduler thread stopped [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] Waiting for data sender thread termination [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] Data sender thread stopped [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.955] Waiting for database writer thread termination [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.970] Database writer thread stopped [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.970] Waiting for data reconciliation thread termination [08-Sep-2016 16:21:39.970] Trap sender thread terminated [08-Sep-2016 16:21:40.189] Session agent connector thread terminated [08-Sep-2016 16:21:41.141] Session Watchdog thread terminated [08-Sep-2016 16:21:41.141] Listener thread terminated [08-Sep-2016 16:21:41.141] DB connection 00000000008C11B0 closed [08-Sep-2016 16:21:41.141] NetXMS Agent stopped

I was curious if this will happen again and started again from the snapshot, everything went smooth without any issues, exactly the same procedure. I can't get it, what was the issue. However it is fixed now.

Bug have been created: https://dev.raden.solutions/issues/1288

HI, I am looking to setup a DCI that collect a specific http header response key from one of our servers, don't know if i am missing something obvious. The service checks i have looked at checks http respons and gives return value 0 for ok but i want the actual response value from the header is there any built in solution for this? In my specific case i have an url that with GET gives a json with lots of data but all i want is the count in the queue in question and that is sent via a header key named Total-Count Edit: Manage to solve it by making a small console program that return wanted header and then using ExternalParameterShellExec on the agent. Though nice if there is some more elegant way of doing it without externals.

Hi anyone can please help me with how to configure reporting server on windows server? NetXMS is installed and running on Windows Server. Any help would be really appreciated!

One of the forum members started similar topic in Russian part of the forum: https://www.netxms.org/forum/oe-oo/em-ktam-4586/ However I think it's more convenient to keep these samples in Wiki.

@victor said in Instance Discovery Filter Script adding "{alias}": Hi, you cannot add another placeholder, but you can concatenate anything you need into {instance-name} in filter script. For example, to add prefix "instance" to every instance name return from script as following: return %(true, $1, "instance: " . $1); first element is acceptance indicator, second is instance ({instance} will be replaced by it), third is instance name. There should be examples on the forum for filtering scripts used to return meaningful interface names in {instance-name}. Best regards, Victor thank you so much for very helpful post. i will definitely take a note on everything you say because for sure it will resolve my problem as well in filter script adding. thanks!

Hi, you can specify login details and dashboard to show in URL (see https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/Autologin_for_Management_Console), so maybe it is possible to show live dashboard inside an iframe or something like this. Best regards, Victor

Hi All, i'm kinda lost using ServiceCheck.HTTP or ServiceCheck.HTTPS my goal is to check either the PC connection to a web? for example, i try to check google.com web ServiceCheck.HTTP or ServiceCheck.HTTPS but i don't how to put the URI. using ServiceCheck.Custom for checking the port is ok. but i want to know how to check the web itself. web like google.com doesn't have index.html so how i check a web page like this? thx.

Its working now ... Thanks for all the help

Exactly -- Right? How does the session-encryption=true change the authentication process? I can start looking at the code, but would like to ask here first for obvious reasons. I ask because the only think I can think of is a stateless vs. stateful issue I am having in the network setup with arbitrary tunnels/interfaces. Thanks in advance.

Hi Alex I just created node 1036. and 3 dci's: DCI IDs's: 517, 534, 535. But cant seem to find the table where values are stored.  I have been looking in all your tables described. I can only find the first dci's value in idata_1036. But not the other 2 values. Please assist. Regards

Now the connection has failed completely without it even trying to reconnect only thing in the log is: XMPPMessageSender: XMPP connection unavailable, will retry in 30 seconds No other xmpp connection entries at all been like this since yesterday

Problem resolved! Many thanks to Virctor, who helped me so much.

Please check that correct column is used as the instance column(key). In your case it could be index. One more note - threshold are checked once per row(if first column of second row violated threshold, then other columns of second row will not be checked). Updated. Also please check that "Smart status" and "Status" columns have String data type. Fixing those two things(instance and data type) I managed to get correct behavior.