@stevenlamb said in 2.0-M3 installed getting incompatible communication Protocal: I now feel double silly. it works with the correct version. thank you for your attention on this. to be clear. i followed the instructions on the youtube video and made a mistake assuming that the devel version was the same as what i got from apt. once i found the same version in the archives it worked as expected. SOLVED The NetXMS apt repo is currently being migrated to a singed repo and there are a few issues, causing 2.0-M3 to not be present in the apt repo yet. Should be resolved soon (hopefully). Sorry for the issues it caused you

Thanks this has resolved it. Cheers

Ok thanks Alex for the explanation. So if I need a MAC address human readable I have to manually convert it in an external converter.

Hi! NetXMS server can support 10k nodes (and even more). Server process itself will consume significant amount of memory (can be few gigabytes) but should not put high load on CPU. It can generate lot of network traffic, but you can control it by choosing longer polling intervals for less important information. Most load will be on database - there will be tenths of thousands of tables (NetXMS creates 4 database tables for each monitored node) with lot of inserts. You should be able to fine tune database of your choice. From the practical experience, I personally do not know installations of 10k nodes, but one of our customers (which we provide with technical support) runs system that monitors about 3k nodes, and it runs on single Linux server (with secondary server on cold standby with database synchronized) with 8GB RAM and quad core CPU and PostgreSQL as backend database (located on same server). Best regards, Victor

Hi Victor, I have seen this recommendation in one of your ealier replies. This is why I tried with ServiceCheck.HTTPS timeout set to 1000 (AgentCommandTimeout = 4000). I will try again. Best regards, Marcin

Hi, Is it too much to ask for Ctl-Z for "undo" as well? I'm looking for ways of making larger network maps easier to work with. Without some of the basic features as copy/paste/undo/select it is kind of tedious to deal with larger network maps. -m

Thanks for the info. I removed some MIBs that I did not need and used the -z option and now the netmxs.mib files is ~5mb where it use to be ~45mb before. Works good now.

Yes u are so right Victor that worked   thanks !! /MrNilsson

@victor said in Netxms agent as snmp proxy for the node it's installed on? [SOLVED]: Hi, SNMP proxy functionality was broken in 2.0-M2. I've fixed it in 2.0-M3. I've also change logic a bit so if node is proxy for itself it will use loopback address instead of primary IP address for SNMP requests - this can help avoid possible firewall problems and secure SNMP access to node by allowing only requests via loopback. Best regards, Victor Hi Victor, Thank you for fixing this issue. SNMP in 2.0-M3 works great.

Hi, do you have syslog server enabled on NetXMS server? if yes, check that netxmsd listen on port 514. Try to enable debug level 6 and check netxmsd log records with word "syslog" in them. Best regards, Victor

Hi, seems to be a database performance problem. Do you have anything logged in MySQL slow query log? Check CPU usage and I/O on MySQL server when you request month graph. Best regards, Victor

Hi, currently it's not possible. There is a feature request for this, we plan to implement it in one of 2.0 releases. Best regards, Victor

Hi, Thank you for your support. BR, Zsolt

Hello. Please check this topic: https://www.netxms.org/forum/installation/install-report-server/

Ahh, yes, I see what you mean - I have modified my code based on your feedback and it is working correctly now. Thank you very much for your help! Simon

If its enough to see if the proper processes are running, you can use this to monitor the Exchange processes on the server using SNMP: https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/OS_process_monitoring_using_SNMP You can also do this using the Agent. You can also monitor the the node is accepting SMTP, using a service check if needed.

Resolved. I download the file again and now it work fine

Thanks Victor. 

Hi, We currently have two instances of NetXMS, one for internal alerts, and another for external.  We also have an agent installed on a device that we use as an SNMP proxy. Currently there is a router in our environment that lately we've had set to reboot every night at 7:30 for reasons, and because of this, at least 2 or 3 of the 5 devices behind this router send false alerts for IP availability. This is obviously not ideal, but until we get this router replaced, what we would like to do is have NetXMS go "if device 'A' alerts for IP, ignore IP alerts from devices 'X', 'Y', 'Z'." Is this possible to configure? Thanks in advance!

New to NetXMS In the switch LLDP is enabled and it is discovering neighbours. But NetXMS object overview shows isLLDP No Please help