Hi! It's actually the same. pgsql.ddr is a new naming scheme, and libnxddr_pgsql.so is old one. In fact, /usr/local/lib/libnxddr_pgsql.so is just a symbolic link to /usr/local/lib/netxms/dbdrv/pgsql.ddr, so it doesn't matter what you specify as a driver. Best regards, Victor

Hello all, This is more a question about WMI than NetXMS however it's related as I wish to monitor using NetXMS. Maybe one of the forum's reader could assist... I'm looking for the WMI counter(s) that will give me the bytes read and written for a specific process per address. The information I'm seeking is the same as the one is shown in the Network tab of Resource Monitor (Windows 2008 or later OS). Here the process is labeled "image", the remote machine is called "address" and you can see Send(B/min) Receive (B/min) and Total(B/min). Can anyone help? Regards, Dan

Thanks a lot, this worked. Btw I have changed broken war download link on wiki to point to download section.

That works, thanks a lot!

@lotan said in Console "Failed to create the Java Virtual Machine": Thanks, that did the trick. P.S. File was nxmc.ini. ini, right )

Hi! Currently it's not possible. I'll add this as feature request. Best regards, Victor

Hi! It's bug in a package. As a fix, you should manually run update-rc.d nxagentd defaults 99 01 I'll fix this in next version. Best regards, Victor

Hi! Currently I hope to add this functionality during the summer. Best regards, Victor

Also a good idea to have AuthHandler to driver system's authentication. This is usefull when NetXMS became a back-end and current implementation is a bit complicated.

OK Victor, I ran the db check, and it did find several inconsistencies in the database (it seems all were related to the 192.168.1.0 subnet that I had removed). Rather than go thru each of them, I ended up dropping the database, then re-creating it.  Everything is good now, and I am using autodiscover again but this time with a filter, so that it only looks at 50 of our subnets.

Hi! @rabid said in Couple of questions: First question, I have a WMI Query WMI.Query(root\cimv2,"select * from Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfDisk_PhysicalDisk Where Name = '_total'",DiskWriteBytesPersec) and it yields results but yet when I try to graph this DCI I get a flat line of 0. check what data type is set for DCI. It should be set to some numeric type. @rabid said in Couple of questions: Second question, is it possible to monitor all windows services that are set to "automatic" and if any are not started to get an alert.  I believe Nagios does something like this. it's not possible now. After we add threshold functionality to tabuilar DCIs, it will become possible. Best regards, Victor

Hi! Try to disable configuration poll for the switch: right-click on switch object, go to properties, Polling page, and check "disable configuration polling". Best regards, Victor

Thank you anyway! Victor, you are really a kind man!

I'll try to include https support into upcoming 1.2.1 release, but in a meantime you can use http://www.stunnel.org/ to make it work. Sample command line for stunnel3 (will listen on port 8888 for plain HTTP and connect to netxms.org:443 over HTTPS):stunnel -c -d 8888 -r netxms.org:443 Sample config for stunnel4: client = yes [http] accept = 8888 connect = netxms.org:443

Thank you! i'll try to change the percent.

thank you!

Hi! Check what dependencies you have in NetXMS Core service. Looks like one of this services cannot start. Try to start each dependency service manually and see what happens. You can have web frontend for NetXMS. It is installed as separate package. For Windows it is https://www.netxms.org/download/webui/netxms-webui-1.2.0.exe (32 bit) or https://www.netxms.org/download/webui/netxms-webui-1.2.0-x64.exe (64 bit). Best regards, Victor

Hi, Could there be timing issues with this approach? If you have 10 nodes dependant on 1 switch, all with a status interval of 1 minute, you're bound to have some nodes going down before the switch node. If it's turned in to a full-fledged rule, it'd be really cool if the rule could trigger the status (or more generally, any random DCI?) to be checked before evaluation; but perhaps to prevent it from bogging down the event processor make this optional.

Hi, I've had this same error in our W2K8 Citrix environment. It appears to be caused by the working directory path in the nxmc.ini file: -data @user.home/.nxmc/data @user.home should refer to the current user's profile directory, but this appears to be broken in some cases. After replacing this with a different path the issue was solved for us. I believe it's related to http://bugs.sun.com/view_bug.do?bug_id=4787931 We have the my documents folder of each user mapped as a network drive, so we changed it to place the .nxmc folder onto this drive.

Hi! Your steps are correct. NetXMS server installer will create database and initialize it, you'll only have to provide database administrator login and password. Best regards, Victor