OK, so I downloaded the source files for 1.2.16 and copied the dbschema_sqlite.sql (dated 4/8/14) into the SQL directory and the Export worked :O)

@walkertexasranger said in Device Name keeps reverting back, I'd like to hard-set this: @victor said in Device Name keeps reverting back, I'd like to hard-set this: Hi, check server configuration variable SyncNodeNamesWithDNS - it must be set to 0 to avoid node names re-sync with DNS. Best regards, Victor Thanks.  I just checked that setting and it was already set to 0 so for kicks I just changed it to 1.  We'll see if this makes any difference, thanks. For future noobs such as myself this seems to have solved my problem and my hand-entered node names seem to be sticking now: (in windows NetXMS Mgmt Console) Configuration menu > Server Configuration > Set these 3 options: SyncNodeNameWithDNS - 0 UseDNSNameForDiscoveredNodes - 0 UseFQDNForNodeNames - 0 Thanks everyone for your help.  I know DNS is usually a great way to go but I like hand typing even friendlier names like "Near the gymnasium" etc just so I can even more quickly identify a node's location in my head.

Yeah It works! I installed the Ms SQL 2008 Native Client in another node(for safety not in the same with the 2012 client) and the query works fine! I look forward for the 2.0-M1 agent and in the meantime I thankyou!

Thank you!

Hi Victor, the solution for this Problem is realy simple. After upgrading to new build i also installed java from oracle and set tomcat up to use this libraries. Now it work fine. I think the console is alos more powerfull with orcale java. Thanks a lot  German users: Alle, die ein ähnliches Problem haben, sollten eventuell auf open-jdk verzichten und tomcat mit java-libraries von von oracle füttern.

So far, it looks like it almost works. One remaining issue is that while the event gets triggered and I get the appropriate notification email, the "Terminate alarm" action on the event does not do anything. The threshold violation remains in the alarm list until cleared manually. Another (minor) issue is that if a row gets inserted into the table above an existing row is that a deactivation and a violation event are both triggered. That could probably be resolved by not using thresholds and also sending the violation events from the transformation script as well.

Hi Victor It seems too working as well. great thank you Maciek

Victor: The information was very useful.  Thanks Bill

That's SQL query, use tool provided by your database engine to execute it.

Can somebody provide me SNMP access to modern HP/H3C switch? Best regards, Victor

@victor said in Missing agents parameters: Hi, did you do configuration poll on that node? We didn't do anything to parameter selection in 1.2.17... Best regards, Victor Hi! Thank you very much, that was the problem! Best regards, Marco

Thanks Victor! to 3.: Works! Please at least fill in the description in the ServerConfigurationVariable documentation the wiki.

Hi, can you check if TCP port 4700 is listening on this machine after initial agent bootup? If yes, is it reachable from server machine? Best regards, Victor

Hi, currently it's not possible. It is planned though. Best regards, Victor

Hi, currently it's not possible in a straight way. In not very straight way, it could be like call PostEvent from script, put an external script action for this new event, and use nxpush from that internal script. There is a feature request for push data function in NXSL. Most likely it will be implemented in 2.0-M1 or 2.0-M2. Best regards, Victor

  thanks a lot , that solved the Problem , just changed to Lower Case and it Worked ^^... Thanks

Hi. Are you installing NetXMS from there:  https://www.netxms.org/apt/dists/squeeze/main/ ?

nxshell use Jython, which do not support c extensions, you have to use pure-python modules.

First of all, if it's server-grade hardware (not desktop), this information (temperature, voltage, fan speeds, etc.) is usually available via management board (iLO, DRAC, etc.), over SNMP or SMCLP. On some systems, motherboard temperature can be also retrieved using WMI: https://www.netxms.org/forum/general-support/useful-wmi-queries/msg7656/#msg7656 If management board is not available and "ACPIThermalSpot" do not provide valid temperature, you can try to install SpeedFan (http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php) and sfsnmp extension (http://deve.loping.net/projects/sfsnmp/), then collect information data via SNMP. I never used SpeedFan/sfsnmp combination, but seen some reports that it works quite well.

Just install Java JRE. Dont forget to install for right environment (x86 or 64), depending on which console you use.