Ok thanks. I ended up doing a rebuild of this as I had attempted to do a roll back.

Hi! It's not implemented yet. Will be implemented in next release (1.1.3). Best regards, Victor

Hi, Just a follow up, the problem seems to be solved, I haven't had any crashes since I upgraded my NetXMSd service to the provided RC-version and the memory seems to be stable on 25-27mb. Thanks Victor! Regards Anders

Try to run database check: nxdbmgr check Best regards, Victor

Great, thanks!

I'm running NetXMS server on a Win2003Std box, and have the client on a SQL 2005 Cluster - also Win2003Std. About every two weeks, the SQL server starts having problems - can no longer connect via RDP until after a reboot. The only thing I'm monitoring on that box is drive space on one drive at the moment. Several other servers have the same NetXMS client installed, but don't show the same problem. It just began happening on the SQL box after the NetXMS client install, though. When logging in locally on the SQL cluster, it shows 'logging in using default profile, not enough resources' message at the time it's having the problem. Disk space and memory were both fine at the time. I have the NetXMS client disabled at the moment on that SQL cluster node. Any suggestions on what to look at to see why it will no longer take the RDP connection after a couple weeks? Greg

I know that the post is old, But I just want to report what I found in case it helps someone else when searching on this fórum. Please let me know if is there a better way to do this. I found that Dell Servers have a particular way to interact with ACPI on this fórum : http://forums13.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=109447627+1307729003111+28353475&threadId=940582 So I made the following query using NetXMS agent : WMI.Query(root\CIMV2\dell, SELECT * FROM CIM_TemperatureSensor where DeviceID=2, CurrentReading) It works perfectly to me as the DeviceID 2 is the "BMC Ambient Temp Sensor" wich gives me better values (only 2 degrees of difference) like if the room temperature is around 25 Celcius, this sensor gives me the value of 270. Also for those who want to explore WMI, I recommend 2 tools. One is Windows native called Wbemtest.exe (C:\windows\system32\wbem) and the other you have to download and is called "WMI Administrative Tools" http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?familyid=6430f853-1120-48db-8cc5-f2abdc3ed314 Thanks.

I'm trying to monitor a number of areas of some Dell servers using SNMP. I have a MIB file (attached) that I have copied into the var/mibs folder, change the extension to .txt and run the Recompile Mib files command. The output of this seems to show this Mib file, but when I look in the Mib browser, it's no where to be found. How can I use this Mib file? MIB-Dell-10892.zip

Hi! You can try to create custom tool for 1.3.6.1.2.1.4.22.1.2. I'm not sure that all devices supports IP-MIB, so changing default tool to it may not be a good idea. Probably another standard tool based on IP-MIB should be added. Best regards, Victor

thank u very much victor. i can not wait to see the new versions.

Hi! You should give disk names with colons, like this: FileSystem.UsedPerc(C:) Most likely this is the cause. Best regards, Victor

Hi! Please try to install agent version 1.1.1 - it has some fixes related to Windows event log monitoring. Most likely this issue will be solved. Best regards, Victor

Hi victor, i have managed to figure it out myself but thank you for your trouble. Lindeamon

Hi victor, thank you for the response.i believe that this is a feature request. can u tell me if this will be coded in the next version ? thanks again, Lindeamon

hi, what is the correct syntax for checking the smtp operation ? note that i am using mailenable smtp connector if that change anything thank u, lindeamon

I'm running 1.0.8 is it possible to be able to export some of the data from this. Even if it is only to copy and paste or to export to csv? Cheers John

You can use msmtp (http://msmtp.sourceforge.net/) instead of built-in smtp sender.

After over 70 hours NetXMS server is working normally. Best regards.

Okay. Thank you very much. Best regards.

Hi! If you choose to download config from server, agent sends request for configuration file to server when it starts. Each config stored on server has filtering script associated with it. Server runs those filtering scripts one by one until one of them returns true, then associated config is sent back to agent. Filtering script receives the following information for evaluation: $1 - agent's IP address $2 - platform name (like "windows-i386") $3 - agent's major version number $4 - agent's minor version number $5 - agent's release number For example, filtering script for all Windows agents with version >= 1.1.0 will looks like following: return ($2 like "windows-*") && ($3 >= 1) && ($4 >= 1); Best regards, Victor