Hello All, I need to setup additional nodes manually and it appears that it will take some time to get them all in NetXMS. Is there a script or another way I can add multiple nodes at one time? ??? Thanks in advance!

Hello! What do you mean by "consolidate SNMP traps"? NetXMS server can log all SNMP traps coming to it - is it what you need? Best regards, Victor

Thanks a lot, that would work!

Thank you for report, we will investigate it.

if u see "31-Dec-1969" date - it means WMI request has not been passed by remote system... try any free WMI browser to test your WMI query (for example WMI Explorer from http://www.ks-soft.net/, it's free). and please provide as your wmi query (for exam)

Thank you for the quick response!!!

In the script, you have access to all event attributes via $event variable, which is an object of class NetXMS_Event with the following attributes: code - event code id - event id severity - event severity (as number) timestamp - event timestamp (as UNIX timestamp) message - event message text userTag - user tag associated with event parameters[] - array with event parameters So, to access event's parameter 6, you should use $event->parameters[6] Best regards, Victor

Thanks, works great. The problem was that I have to wait serveral minutes after defining any new user (I think NetXms-Server needs to be synchronized with RADIUS-server).

Execute action on management server means that given command will be executed on a machine where NetXMS server runs. In this case, parent process for a command will be netxmsd itself. Execute action on remote agent means that given command will be executed on a (remote) machine where NetXMS agent runs. In this case, parent process for a command will be nxagentd. Best regards, Victor

Hi Victor Sorry for the late reply. Away on holiday.  Just an quick update: NetXMS is now running ok.... Steps I took were: Reread all previous posts! Checked dual authentication setting for SQL Express Deleted Netxms user from database Deleted Netxms database Deleted and reinstalled Netxms .. Made sure I entered a password for DBUser ( I have a suspicion that is what my problem was...)  Works fine! Also I have installed NetXMS on Windows 2003  (Small Business Server) with no problem Now into learning about NetXMS capability first hand...! Chris

@lowtek said in SMTP timeout: Thanks Victor. While I'm waiting for this feature to be implemented I think the best thing to do right now is to activate or install SMTP service on the NetXMS server itself. Yes, this should be a reasonable workaround. Best regards, Victor

I checked the settings and corrected them; it is working now. Thanks for the responses!!!

Updated libnxsl.dll. Best regards, Victor libnxsl.dll

Thank you, I will verify this configuration. Also, I will set the agent to use the server name instead of the IP.

Hello! This is because $1 .. $9 is a macros substituted by NetXMS agent itself - they represent arguments for a parameter. If you need to pass $ sign as part of a command, you should use $$. So your command should looks like: ExternalParameter = rootInodes:/usr/sbin/df -F ufs -o i / | /bin/tail -1 | /usr/local/bin/awk '{print $$4}' | /bin/sed -e 's/%//g' First example works, because wc -l gives you only one word, so { print $1 } transformed to { print } doesn't actually affect anything. Best regards, Victor

Hi, Im using the netxms agent only on Solaris 9 and Solaris 10.  Currently running version 0.2.20

Great, thanks for the update.  Wasn't sure if I was just missing something about how to configure it. Thanks, Dan

yes-yes! +1 for new version release request... Victor, how about new version release date?

Hello! It's not a plain SQL script. Commands may vary between databases, so it's a set of static and dynamically created SQL queries encoded into nxdbmgr code. I change the upgrade code to re-create tables instead of adding constraints, hopefully it will work. Attached is a latest version of nxdbmgr.exe. Best regards, Victor nxdbmgr.exe

I receive: ERROR 003: Parser error - syntax error, unexpected LCASEFIRST_IDENT_SYM, expecting RIGHT_BRACE_SYM in line 1395 when compiling Allied Telesis mib file: http://www.oidview.com/mibs/207/ALLIEDTELESYN-MIB.html File extension is .mib not .txt, I renamed .txt. Follow near 1395 line (when read with Ultra Edit line 1395 start at first ccCliListEntry after "SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF"... strange !!!     -- The ISDN CLI list table. This consists of a number of entries containing numbers for matching against CLI information.     ccCliListTable OBJECT-TYPE         SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF ccCliListEntry            <-- line 1395 (ultraedit show line 1395 starting with: ccCliListEntry.....)         ACCESS  not-accessible         STATUS  mandatory         DESCRIPTION                 "The table of CLI list entries."         ::= { cc 2 }     ccCliListEntry OBJECT-TYPE         SYNTAX  CcCliListEntry         ACCESS  not-accessible         STATUS  mandatory         DESCRIPTION                 "A single entry in the CLI list table. This contains a single number, as well as index information."         INDEX   { ccCliListListIndex, ccCliListEntryIndex }         ::= { ccCliListTable 1 } Thank you.