Hi alex_rhys-hurn Really elegant solution certainly easier to implement than mine. From the little that I know seems like this might even give the developers a simple working opensource solution to ship with.. Thank you for sharing!

Yes, I am also getting 403 Forbidden nginx/1.18.0 I also reported on telegram

You can do it like this: http://%u:%{www_port:80} This will take value of node's custom attribute "www_port". If there's no such custom attribute on a node, default value will be taken. Macros used in object tools are described here: https://www.netxms.org/documentation/adminguide/object-management.html?highlight=object tool#macro-substitution

Just letting you know: We upgraded the server in the meantime and everything is working as expected! Thank you for your assistance, great work!

Fixed in 3.9.361. Best regards, Victor

This bug should be fixed in 3.9.361. Best regards, Victor

Hi, looks like bug in new agent. I will try to reproduce it on my CentOS 7 test system. Best regards, Victor

Thanks Filipp! I'll try it out.

We recently had a switch replaced at night in a storm and all our port name aliases got reset when NetXMS polled the new switch. I was thinking there should be a way to see the old port names, but I can't find it. Is there a place I could view the previous aliases for the switch ports?

Hi There are other topics regarding this. It is a mobile client problem does not show the dashboards/graphs, the app is old. I don't know if it is being rewritten but as far as I know it is a common problem you did not do anything wrong Regards Dawid

Hi This link helped me in traffic monitoring https://lasiszm.wordpress.com/2017/10/22/netxms-template-for-monitoring-mikrotik-interfaces/ There is also an example fro traffic that is a shortcut in the Documentation but this link made it click for me Bit of a learning curve at the start but once you get it.. personally would not bother with the rest ..its like vi  you like or you don't.. Best of luck Dawid

You need either SNMP daemon or netxms agent installed on the machines that have several NICs - then netxms will understand that all NICs belong to one machine. This will also solve Unknown network interface issue. Once you have a node that is accessible via SNMP or netxms agent you can right-click on interface and select "Create data collection items". There you will be able to create the data collection items (DCIs) that will collect numeric data on the traffic. Then you can right-click node and select Last values - the data will be there.

Issues are not resolved with the last version 3.9.334 

Hi, you can go to Configuration -> Event Configuration. There you can edit built-in templates. and insert whatever this script returns into resulting message. Also you can add new event templates from there (either right click anywhere and select "new template", or by pressing plus sign in top right corner). Best regards, Victor

Fixed in 3.9.334.

If you install netxms agent on these machines (and add the address of your netxms server to MasterServer or ControlServers or Servers in agent configuration) then netxms would be able to get information about network interfaces. The other option is if SNMP daemon is running on the machines. Without that netxms can only see that there is a machine and can ping it to check if it's running. But it can not determine that two addresses belong to same machine.

To suppress alarms on a per-node basis you can just add those nodes to alarm generation rule with "not" condition. To suppress them on DCI level you'll have to use filtering script in EPP rule that somehow will check what DCI it is and decide if alarm should be generated or not. Best regards, Victor

SMTP conversation above looks OK. Do you have any logs on your mail relay to check if there are connections from NetXMS server and any possible errors? Best regards, Victor

In geo map you specify coordinates of center point, but when used for network map background those are coordinates of top left corner (so when you resize geo map view center point stays and map expands in all directions, but when you expand network map view with geo background top left corner stays and map is expanded to bottom/right direction). Best regards, Victor

Hi, no, currently it's not possible. Best regards, Victor