Fixed in 1.0.5. Thanks for reporting! Best regards, Victor

Hi! You are using installation wizard, right? What user you are using as DBA account? Does it have rights to create new database? If you not using Windows authentication, do you enable SQL Server authentication? Best regards, Victor

The problem is the database import. Sorry. Thanks

Hi, Thanks for your reply The only thing that i can see in my trap-log is the following when a BGP session goes down and none of the vars have data in the that looks like and IP address. .1.3.6.1.2.1.15.7.2 var: .1.3.6.1.1.3.0 .1.3.6.1.6.3.1.14.1.0 1.3.6.1.2.1.15.7.2 1.3.6.1.2.1.15.3.1.14.A.B.C.D 1.3.6.1.2.1.15.3.1.2.10.10.4.201 1.3.6.1.6.3.1.1.4.3.0 Regards Johan

Yes, you have to configure traps to events matching manually for each trap. Also, if you will go that way and create trap configuration for Juniper traps, it will be nice if you can export trap configuration and publish it here. Best regards, Victor

Hi! You have two options: Create an action of type "execute command on management server", entering your command in "command" field like following: c:\\Rcmd \\\\exchange1 osql -S exchange1 -U sa -P ourpassword -Q "insert into VGSMDB..loglog (destination, content) values ('Majors','Server %n is down')" Note that all backslashes are doubled, because backslash is an escape character in action command definition, and you have to use \\ to get single backslash in command. Modify you .bat file to accept server name as argument: @echo off c:\Rcmd \\exchange1 osql -S exchange1 -U sa -P ourpassword -Q "insert into VGSMDB..loglog (destination, content) values ('Majors','Server %1 is down')" pause and define action to call it, with "command" field set to my_script.bat %n In both cases, just add this new action to appropriate rule in event processing policy. Hope this helps! Best regards, Victor

I cannot access the database (i am running sqlexpress)

The current scheme is "for historical reasons". Now I have much better understanding of how it should work, but it's a major change in server's architecture. I completely agree that physical interfaces and IP addresses must be separate entities. I plan to make this change in 1.1.x branch (along with many other required changes). Best regards, Victor

You can disable appropriate rule in event processing policy (the one processing SYS_INCORRECT_NETMASK event), or make an exclusion in source field of this rule for problematic nodes. Best regards, Victor

Cool, thanks!

Could you please post config.log here? Best regards, Victor

perfect...that is all i needed...thanks again!!!!!!!!!!

Hi,  Any news on 'zone' functionality, allowing replicated private addresses accessible via proxies ? Regards, David

not better yet  ???

Hello. Yes, it's definitely a bug, we will look into to. And thank you for pointing to broken link on the web, I've fixed it (correct link is https://www.netxms.org/bugtrack/).

If I get what you want correctly: Create a Template. Add all the ports to that Template. Now Open Port 96 DCI's, highlight the DCI you want to use and right click > Convert to Template Item. Select the template you just created. Come out and now Right click on the template and Apply. Select all your nodes and there you go.

Man, great thanks to you. It works well. Now I would write a sql script to connect to my another database and insert required data. Thanks to You!

How you action configuration looks like? You should set something like %n: %m as message body to get meaningful texts in e-mails. Best regards, Victor

What I can see from this that most likely you have set small repeat interval for DCI polling apache2 process, and those repeating events floods event log. Try to turn repeat off. Also, it is not possible to tell if DCIs are polling or not from event log - you should enable debug on server and see server log file. Also, you can check last values for DCI - if they are collected, then most likely problem is with incorrect threshold and/or event processing policy configuration. Best regards, Victor

Hi Victor, Thank you so much for your clarification  Regards, mulder