Regarding ports: You have to open port 4700 from server to agents. You only have to open port 4701 to server from administrator workstations and from hosts where nxpush tool is used. Best regards, Victor

Hi! It's not possible with server 1.0.12. In 1.1.5 and higher, threshold and actual value passed as parameters %5 and %6 respectively (or as named parameters thresholdValue and currentValue). Best regards, Victor

Thanks for your answer, I must have been working too long or something as when I tried it again it works fine. Thanks for your magic powers 

hi rick4, here are couple of things u can try: look at the event viewer for the reason for the failure try to run it from console in debug mode 9 and without the "-d" option and it will give you some useful output. check to see whether you are trying to run the service as a different user then the local system and maybe there is a need for password. Lindeamon

hi tivanni, there is a way to do that if you have the java console and not the old console. in the java console, in tools or in configuration (i am not in front of the consol right now) there suppose to be event log and when you open it there is an icon of a disk and there you can choose the desired parameters. good luck, Lindeamon

Hi lindeamon, Thanks for the tips. The trap OID’s returned by following your advice were identical to those shown in the Event Browser. Digging further on the net for the .4.11.93.0.99 trap I've discovered "Time Server Monitor" from Meinberg is probably the culprit as someone else using a different monitoring software was getting the same wrong OID’s. I guess 'Time Server Monitors" emits different traps than their own MIB file states.  Since NetXMS seems to accept the wrong OID and triggers on it I’ll get used to live with it  Regards, Dan

hi, is there any quick way to create events snmp traps and event processing entries in bulk ? convert mib file maybe ? 10x

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Hi, Glad this had been solved. I have a related question to syslog events. I can pass params of matching regex defined in the parser <match>...</match> section. I'd like to pass the event ID as an additional parameter so I can test on it in the Event Processing Policy, Is there a way to do this? Regards, Dan

It general, it is not possible to distinguish from outside if node was shut down or cable was disconnected. The only situation where it can be distinguished that I can think of is following: Assumptions: If node is off (shutdown), it still have power and link on NIC is up Node is connected to managed switch and port is known Then you can check port state on switch - if it is down, then most likely cable is disconnected (or node was completely powered off). If it is up, but node is not responding, then node was shutdown. Also, if node in question is a server with management board (like HP iLO), you can double check server state via management board. Best regards, Victor

Hi! Yes, it's ok. That way it's far less chance that problem will be forgotten Best regards, Victor

hi victor, just want to make this the best app i can. Best Regards, Lindeamon

hi victor, thanks for clarifying. when i do the acknowledge i do not see any reference to who did the acknowledge and in case of number of users there should be that info so that "somebody" will have a name,what do you think ? is it a feature request ? Best Regards, Lindeamon

hi andi, strange question. you will need to install a database - and you can choose between oracle,mssql,mysql,postgresql. i myself use postgresql and it works fine. install the netxms server and follow the instructions of the setup and you are good to go. hope this answers your question Lindeamon

Has this problem been solved??

thank you victor, as for now i have configured the script to filter both netxms server but it is good to know this solution. Best Regards, Lindeamon

thank you again. i will save this link for future use. Best Regards, Lindeamon

hi victor, thank you for the answer but one thing remains open,will it be fixed ? Best Regards, Lindeamon

Hi! Last error is ok if you do not have DRBD installed. It cannot affect agent's communications. When you do configuration poll for node in NetXMS, did you get anything in agent's log? You should see at least lines like this: [01-Nov-2011 09:48:34] Incoming connection from 127.0.0.1 If you don't, that means that server cannot even establish TCP session with the agent, and problem is on the network layer - firewall, routing, etc. Best regards, Victor

thanks for clarifying this