I already had active turned on and the subnets input, but that's not getting the IP addresses to show up. That's why I was hoping for something like an IP scanner so I could put a range in rather than individually. But I guess that's what the "active" part of the network discovery is suppose to do. Anyway, here is your SS. [image: Network Discovery.jpg]

well while driving home..  the GPU temp alerts triggered as they should.  I changed nothing...  only it happened naturally.  I thank you for your help here...  wish i could explain the root cause though.

@victor said in Pass parameter to event processing policy: Hi! SNMP OID used for data collection is in fact DCI name, and so it is available as first event parameter via macro %1 or variable $1 in filtering scripts. Best regards, Victor Thanks so much for this info.

Is it possible to get a update on what target version this will come? Merry X-mas! 

Thanks for coming back to me so fast Victor. It is causing an issue with alerts at the moment in a big way, however, I'd rather wait till the end of the month for a fix in 1.2.11, rather than creating work for you. The strange thing with this is that is does seem to stop processing all other events. Thinking back, it may have been an issue when I deleted a host not that long after installing and then it just spams the event monitor with that message. There are probably upwards of 4000 nodes that is has detected, so this may have just pushed it over the edge. Have a great Christmas and I look forward to the new version!

Hi Victor, I have an update: I upgraded my server to version 1.2.10 (it was on 1.2.9 on previous test) and everything seems to work properly now, even through proxy (using Windows agent, I have not yet tried on *nix, I'll try in the next days). Thank you for your support and sorry for the false signal. Best regards, Marco

It looks like a singe USE DBNAME; at the top of the sql script will help, but at this point I am trying to fix up the existing install. I am only carrying on with this to see if maybe the install script needs to know if we are using mssql 2000 vs a later version and include the "USE netxms_db;" statement.

1.2.10-x64 version It works, now agent detect. Thanks

Hi! NetXMS server can use dot1qTpFdbTable (.1.3.6.1.2.1.17.7.1.2.2) from Q-BRIDGE-MIB or dot1dTpFdbTable (.1.3.6.1.2.1.17.4.3) from BRIDGE-MIB. Best regards, Victor

Hi! For generic step by step instruction on configuring data collection and notification, you can read this tutorial: http://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/How_to_send_e-mail_notification_when_disk_space_is_low. You only will need to change parameter you are monitoring. For monitoring new files in directory, you can use parameter File.Count, like this: File.Count(/tmp) will get total number of files in /tmp directory. If you need count files by mask, you can add pattern as second argument, like this: File.Count(/tmp,ssh*) will get number of files with names starting with "ssh" in /tmp directory. Best regards, Victor

Hi! Seems that there are still connection to server netxms2. Also, due to bugs in the import, it may be blocked on itself - ensure that you have closed event processing policy, event configuration, and snmp trap configuration views in console where you are doing import. Best regards, Victor

Hi! NetXMS Server should detect new interfaces at configuration polls. By default configuration polling interval set to 1 hour. If new interfaces not detected after that, try to run configuration poll manually, and check output for possible errors. Best regards, Victor

Hi ericq, In my case, agent is starting fine, but core is the guilty one. And core is starting this: C:\NetXMS\bin\netxmsd.exe" --config "C:\NetXMS\etc\netxmsd.conf" -d Thank you anyway Nikk

I found solution. Please close. Sorry Seweryn

I thank.  You were right, absolutely forgot about a caching on a proxy. Everything works.

Hi, is there a way how to set Alarm Notifier up such that it'd repeatedly play selected sound during all the time when an alarm is in an Outstanding state? I'd want to hear a sound when the alarm is generated and then each e.g. 5 seconds until somebody chnges a state of the alarm. I've tried inelegant solution using Alarm timeouts (SYS_ALARM_TIMEOUT terminated previous alarm and then created it again), but it needs extra rules (in Event Processing Policy) and it hides original time of creation of the alarm.

I'm a little confused by the current, 1.2.10, app for Android. I download the new APK, it has "console" in the name, you run it and it says "NetXMS Client" (not a big deal I suppose, but client to me is close to the "agent" than the "console") and that it's version 1.2.7 (which is very confusing after updating it).

Hi Is netxms has availability object there, can we know the uptime & downtime for a node or a container? Can we have the availability report ? How ? Is there any way to explore it ? Kindly help

Thanks for the help. I ended up with this AutomaticApplyRules that worked: sub main() { $ver = GetDCIValue($node, FindDCIByDescription($node, "AppVersionDescription")); return ($ver != NULL && $node->name ~= "node-name-regexp" && real($ver) > 2); }

Oh, didn't even thought of it that way, this will do for a while Thank you!