Really cool, i am looking Forward to see Youtube Tutorials on nxsl an more of this cool things. Thanx

That would be really nice. MIN/AVG/MAX info is really useful regardless its just a single DCI or dual.

Hi, seems to be a bug. I'll try to reproduce it. Best regards, Victor

No, we using only all with 2c SNMP. I had to reconfigure NetXMS with only one zone without netxms proxy. I try if is will be the same problem in this configuration. Now debug running  2 hours without crashing.

I will set it up this week and will share my experience as well Thank you very much!

Yes, dynamic tunnels, e.g. PPTP, OpenVPN are bitch to monitor. Mikrotik have nice feature to create a virtual interface statically bound to a specific client that helps. My request is more related to statically configured interfaces such as GRE tunnels or dot1q subinterfaces which does not change that often, but when someone does it noone cares to go to the monitoring system to do the proper changes. So what Victor suggests with a new feature for grace period will work perfectly fine for my case. I need that mostly just in case if we need to check some historical stats for an interface that has been deleted lately. Posting a feature request.

Hi, NetXMS version 2.0-RC2 solved the problem with memory leak. Best regards, Marcin

Hello everyone, I have just noticed something that never crossed my mind so far. We're extensively using ICMP subagent via nxagent proxies. Therefore we have templates with DCIs like these: Icmp.AvgPingTime(%{node_primary_ip}) Icmp.PacketLoss(%{node_primary_ip}) When the template is applied on a node the macro %{node_primary_ip} is being transformed with the correct value. My problem is that when we change the node IP address, it is not being updated in the node's DCI,  because it seems the macro is being replaced only at the moment of template apply. Is that correct? If so Any ideas how to work around it? Thanks in advance!

Thanks Victor, I'll give it a try and post feedback.

Moving netxms.mib to the correct location solved second problem. Thank you, Marcin

Hi, then you can use transformation script on table DCI to find top five values and delete the rest. Best regards, Victor

Hi, instead of terminating (probably non-existent) alarm for non-core systems you can just use "stop processing" (set by selecting checkbox on Actions property page for the rule). But otherwise looks correct. Best regards, Victor

Hi, seems to be a bug. I've registered it in our bug tracker: https://dev.raden.solutions/issues/973 Best regards, Victor

Hi, from mane sessions stuck in CMD_GET_OBJECTS most likely there is a deadlock in a server. The only way to recover from that situation is to restart the server. I would suggest to upgrade to 2.0-RC2 or wait for 2.0 release - we have fixed some deadlocks in 2.0 branch so there are good chance problem will gone. Best regards, Victor

Yes, because in transform scrip, you will be able to return a data collection error when the return value ($1) is 10000. When an actual value is returned again (not timeout), the transform script would do nothing. Is basically exactly what you are doing now, but instead of 0, you will return data collection error object.

Thank you Alex, after a lot of days during which I tried it, I can tell that it works fine! Claudio.

Hello: I have the same problem, have a registration table completelly blank... but my  <nxadm -c "sh po" | grep -v 'wait'> commnad, tell's: PT  TIME                  STATE A  30/Oct/2015 11:37:39  check What is the key columnt in the table? I have mark iface and addrs (.1 and .2). Thnx.

the key was the variable $object. Now this works as wanted!!!   children = GetObjectChildren($object); foreach(p : children) {     trace(1, "Child object: name='" . p->name . "' id=" . p->id);     interfaces = GetNodeInterfaces(p);     foreach(i : interfaces)     {         trace(1, "Interface: name='" . i->name . "' id=" . i->id);         SetInterfaceExpectedState(i, 2);     } }

Hello: I have the same problem, have a registration table completelly blank... but my  <nxadm -c "sh po" | grep -v 'wait'> commnad, tell's: PT  TIME                  STATE A  30/Oct/2015 11:37:39  check What is the key columnt in the table? I have mark iface and addrs (.1 and .2). Thnx.

Hi, so far seems to be network or (less likely) firewall problem. Console should send keepalive packets every minute, so session should not timeout on firewall even if console is idle. Is it possible to get packet capture for TCP port 4701 for the last moments of broken session? Best regards, Victor