i am trying to compile this and when i get to the step with the package.cmd on windows i cannot locate it in my PC. It turns out that i installed the maven correctly (following the installation guide and checking with mvn -version once finished). I am totally new with such applications and i am lost, can i have some hints here ?

Issue solved, thank you.

Found and fixed. Will be in 2.0.6.

Hi, looks like you need nxshell - it's Python scripts with API access. Basic description is here: https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/Using_nxshell_to_automate_bulk_operations. You will also need Java API documentation: https://www.netxms.org/documentation/javadoc/latest/. Look for createSnmpTrapConfiguration and related methods in NXCSession class. Best regards, Victor

You have GetCustomAttribute(), SetCustomAttribute() and DeleteCustomAttribute() NXSL functions available. Create a script that iterates over all the nodes in your system, and manipulates the custom attributes as needed. You can then schedule this script to run using the internal NetXMS scheduler.

Hello Victor, thanks for your answer and analysis. In this case, ¿¿can you guide me on on how to ingress the code you mentioned for fixing the issue ?? Regards.

Hi, currently it's not possible. Login page generated by application code (we are using Eclipse RAP framework). I can add option to display custom HTML on login page in future versions. Best regards, Victor

Hi, actually boot time collected by status polls. First successful status poll should update it. Best regards, Victor

Could you please run netxmsd under gdb and send backtrace after crash? Here is the instruction: https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/Running_NetXMS_under_debugger Best regards, Victor

Hi, please set server logging to file and set debug level to 6, then try to reproduce issue with timeout and sen us debug logs. Best regards, Victor

Hi, yes, it will work. Best regards, Victor

Here is an example of bind9 monitoring using an ExternalParametersProvider script. https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/Bind9 There is also a link to a git repo containg the actual TCL script that collects the data.

Hello. It was developed for internal use (for integration with existing customer system) - it allows you to subscribe for node/container events and data collection values. I think that REST API for subscription management is not public right now. update: actually you can manage it using java API (using nxshell, for example): public void updateZmqEventSubscription(long objectId, long dciId, boolean subscribe) throws IOException, NXCException; public void updateZmqDataSubscription(long objectId, long dciId, boolean subscribe) throws IOException, NXCException; public List<ZmqSubscription> getZmqSubscriptions(ZmqSubscriptionType type) throws IOException, NXCException; You need to set "ZeroMQEndpoint" in server's configuration (standard ZeroMQ notation, server use ZMQ_PUSH socket for communications).

any update please Regards

Hello Again, I uninstalled and than installed the latest java version on the windows machine and restarted the machine. On the netxms server i recreated the nxmc.properties. Tried to connect and with http://10.11.13.15:8080/nxmc-2.0.5/nxmc and it worked. Thanks for the help !

Worked like a charm! Just had to change something in the python hmac_auth library because Jython is strongly typed, but otherwise it was no sweat. Thanks again for the help!

Hi, looks like MSL uses "public" as community ignoring configuration settings. Quick search found description of similar issue: https://thwack.solarwinds.com/thread/33561. If this is the case then it's a bug in MSL firmware. Best regards, Victor

You can remove this dependency if you are not using custom java data sources. Most likely you'll need to add groovy-all dependency (it's used for packaging): <dependency> <groupId>org.codehaus.groovy</groupId> <artifactId>groovy-all</artifactId> <version>2.4.4</version> </dependency>

That solved the problem. Thank you.