Thanks !!  ;D

@alk said in Syslog monitoring: I'm not familiar with NLog, but it looks like syslog target is not used (single logger in rules, with writeTo=fileTarget). Also you need to configure syslog target (according to https://github.com/graffen/NLog.Targets.Syslog <targets> <target name="syslog" type="Syslog" syslogserver="127.0.0.1" port="514" facility="Local7" sender="MyProgram" layout="[CustomPrefix] ${machinename} ${message}" /> </targets> sorry for the verryyy late response xD However, Changing the target type to syslog. Make the application not to start at all I have tryed alot of methods. but they are not working.

Hi, Answering my own question here, as it turned out to be a rather obvious bug in my script. Deleting a row changes the row count, so whenever I delete a row, I also have to decrease "i" again, i.e. run an i--. The other issue appears to indeed just be some broken SNMP agent producing rubbish data for that particular set that I was testing my code with. Even without any transformation applied, that particular DCI still produces nonsense more often than not - while all other DCIs on the same system work perfectly fine. Unlucky coincidence. Anyway, works as expected now.

@victor said in SYS_IF: Hi, SYS_IF_DOWN and SYS_IF_UP events are pre-defined and system will generate exactly these events. But you can change text for any system event, so it could be simplest solution. Best regards, Victor I solved the problem by modifying the alarm text in the EPP - alarm - message - Interface "%2" change state to disabled (IfIndex: %5) and pointed in the right sources of container, and for everyone else left the normal message %m

Hi, did you check what is reported on Windows server with ipconfig /all command? Best regards, Victor

Hi, looks like a bug actually. Logical behaviour would be to insert empty values. I'll register this as a bug. Best regards, Victor

@alk said in Value unit as MB or GB for email notification: Use script to generate action message, as I explained in https://www.netxms.org/forum/configuration/using-value-of-other-dci-in-description/. Does anyone appeared the more simple solution to display values in megabytes or gigabytes?

Hello Victor. netxms version is 2.0.2. OS is Centos 6.5, database is MySQL 5.1.73.

thank you all. Victor, it will be great if something like that will be in the "hint". since i am doing little scripting and not very often, i forget this kind of things and i find my self struggling with the "help". thank you very much, Lindeamon

I think this may have been just a weird glitch ..I noticed that only one switch was being duplicated and not the other I deleted the switch and did a db check which found lots of errors that were fixed and added the offending switch  again and so far no duplicates i will update if anything changes

That worked. Thanks.

Then no worries. We can wait until it'll be released. Regards, Bartek

Hi, you should compile it from MIB files using MIB compiler, like this: nxmibc -z -d /usr/local/share/netxms/mibs -o /usr/local/var/lib/netxms/netxms.mib (replace /usr/local with actual installation prefix). Best regards, Victor

Solved this issue by : removing all NetXMS installations (but keep the already existing MySQL database) moving the whole (content of)  C:\NetXMS folder to an .old folder installing netxms-2.0.2-x64.exe to a new folder c:\NetXMS <no errors occurred> running c:\NetXMS\nxdbmgr -upgrade Everything working OK now in new NetXMS version 2.0.2 with the existing database.

Agent by default is running as windows service and can't interact with the GUI. In older version os windows (before 7) you can enabled "Interact with GUI" option in service manger, but for newer ones – you'll have to run agent as application, not as service. You can add it to autorun, and if you want to hide console window – start it with "-H" command line option.

Actually you don't need to restart Tomcat. In default configuration it support hot deploy – just remove old war file (don't remove uncompressed folder, just war) and copy new one. It even should detect if you just replace with new version.

Older Dell-Vendor-MIB.txt was already bundled with NetXMS. I've pushed new version alongside with N3000 MIBs to our git. Snapshot of mibs directory attached to this message. mibs.zip

Its is openwrt but they are using a very old version kamikaze    I have not had any problems building the package on later versions ..and all the research I have done points to the issues of the atomic functions not being supported on the gcc version that's included with the kamikaze toolchain I believe 4.2.1 is the version of gcc that is included.

You can try development branch from git: https://git.netxms.org/public/netxms.git (branch name "develop") @gmonk63 said in GPS: Is 2.0.3  source available to download and build for testing ?

@tomaskir said in graphs on stack: The legend shows each DCI separately. So the legend correctly states avg. for each DCI. If you stack the graphs, on the graph itself, you will of course see totaled (stacked) result. For area and gradient, its all in the graph properties. You can watch this video, it covers almost all graphing options available in NetXMS: https://youtu.be/iIAAIUp9Wd0 You're talking about the predefined graphs, I mean, right-click mouse DCI - Line chart. - How can we make the gradient or the area? Yes, graph in stack mode, i understood 378+374=752 - on graph this is 754 almost identical. But why do I see the value of it to the inbound interface, if it is the total?