Hi! Unfortunately, it's not possible with standard NetXMS functionality. You should either write your own tool which will analyze list of processes on target machine and send data to NetXMS server in some way (using nxpush or nxevent for example), or use NetXMS agent instead of SNMP to monitor processes on target machine - NetXMS agent allows you to identify processes by executable name or command line. Best regards, Victor

Hi! "&" characters prepends character which will be used as keyboard shortcut when tool menu navigated via keyboard. For example, if you open object's context menu via "context menu" key on keyboard instead of right mouse click, you'll see characters prepend with "&" underlined, and pressing appropriate keys will select corresponding menu items. Best regards, Victor

After change "Action" to "ActionShellExec", works fine. Thanks.

Case closed, it exist now, after re-reconfiguring poll. Michael

Hi, You're right, my fault. It's working now. Michael

Hi! Ah, I thought I was losing it Thanks for the answer, and a truly great work! Best regards, Dan

hey it looks like it works If you could help me (and my lazy ass) with another thing... compared to version 0.2.24, did any files get added or deleted? The FreeBSD port is at version 0.2.24 now, and if the amount and names of files are still the same I'm going to commit the update to 0.2.26 if not, I have to make a list of files and directories (So I'm hoping for no changes :P)

Yes, you can use extended form of PDH.CounterValue: PDH.CounterValue("counter name",1) If second argument is present in PDH.CounterValue and set to non-zero, then agent will get two samples with 1 second interval, and use them to calculate resulting value.

GREAT stuff! Many thanks, it works now!

Hello! No, it's not possible (without C programming). I'll add this to feature requests. Currently, you can start actions when new node added to the system (by handling SYS_NODE_ADDED event), but to change node attributes from action, you have to write your own C (or Java) program which will access NetXMS server via client API. I'll add appropriate functions to NXSL so you will be able update object attributes from internal scripts. Best regards, Victor

Hi, Some questions about the NetXMS agent - performance tab When using agent 0.2.19 the CPU utilization was graded from 0..100. Now it is from 0..1? What's the reason? It would be clean to add the units of the Y axis on CPU utilization, CPU Average load and Disk queue... Those metrics can be measured differently and display many things differently... Then, are there other metrics a NetXMS Agent can collect (not via SNMP)? Is there a way to add them on this tab? Suggestion: have such a performance tab for SNMP agent as well + possibility for user to add his metrics (standard or home-made) so important metrics graphics are quickly available... Rgds, Jdamien

Is this point solved? I'm running 0.2.26 and I still got the message "Cannot Delete Map: invalid Map ID". closing the "Network Map" window and reopening it shows that map is deleted! By the way, any created network map comes with only one node! Even if you select "Entire Network" as root... Did I do something wrong there? Thanks for your support. Regards

Hello! Most likely node with given IP address already exist in NetXMS database. Check Entire Network tree - it should be under appropriate subnet, or try search by IP adress (press Ctrl+F in object browser, and type ip:ip_address in search string). Best regards, Victor

Hello. Please check your mail now.

Hello! Sorry for late response, but it's a lot of writing, and I'm not good in doc writing I have updated NetXMS User Manual with log monitoring section (chapter 7). Updated manual already available at https://www.netxms.org/documentation/netxms_user_manual.pdf. In theory, it should give you all information about log monitoring Feel free to ask any questions. Best regards, Victor

 Resolved!!  I discovered that after you create the rules you must apply and then enable the rules.   That was the problem.

Hello! You can change global server configuration parameter PollCountForStatusChange. This parameter determines how many consecutive interface or network service polls should fail before declaring interface or service down. Because node declared down when all it's interfaces and services are down, this should help. Best regards, Victor

You can copy database (dump / restore) to a new host, it should work just fine.

unless your remote pc is directly on the internet you'll have to forward the port on the router.... And for your sake I hope the public ip is a static one...

Don't be so hard on yourself  I wouldn't call it a design flaw.. It can be very useful to be able to push commands to an agent (server 2 agent communication, like now) instead of always having to wait for the agent to pick up it's todo list at the server... 2-way communication would be best... See, you're already half-way!!  ;D