Thank You very much. I really appreciate the comprehensive explanation.

That worked. Thank You!

Not sure about the absent interface.name - possibly a version issue? I've attached screenshots of an example similar to your approach. It worked for me on server version 5.2.x (Debian) against a 6-port MikroTik. [image: Port speed template - 1 - General.png] [image: Port speed template - 2 - Instance Discovery.png] [image: Port speed template - 3 - Data Collection.png]

Thank you, I did not know about this parameter! I will report back.

ok, cool, thanks

This can be discussed with developers, but we need to understand the use case in details.  So the idea is to keep like misc metainformation about the node? Would be nice if you can share a screenshot of what you keep there (via PM if needed).  As a brainstorm - this can be just stored in node's comments as markup-formatted table. Or yes, to use Table DCI for that. You can have a context dashboard that automatically opens in a tab and displays contents of that table.  Yes, tables with script source are collected on schedule. Also you can force collection by using  forcePoll() method of DCI class (https://netxms.org/documentation/nxsl-latest/#_instance_methods_8) Yes, in this case you'll have one script for all nodes. Buy you can call other scripts from that script. And you can pass parameters to that script (in metric field in DCI's properties)

Hi,  Sorry, vacation time here so answering was delayed.  Setting number of samples to 24 means that all 24 samples should return "true". It would trigger only if 24 consecutive data collections will return different value. So not what we need here.  We don't have built-in thing for "no changes within given time", so we will use a bit of scripting. In the Transformation page of your DCI put the following:  oldValue = GetDCIRawValue($node, $dci.id); if (oldValue != $1) { $node.setCustomAttribute("lastChangeTime", time()); } lastChangeTime = $node.getCustomAttribute("lastChangeTime"); if (lastChangeTime == null) lastChangeTime = 0; return time() - lastChangeTime; Set Data type after transformation to Integer (this is relatively new feature, if you don't have it, upgrade to 5.x). On the General page set Units to Uptime. This should be it. Now how it works - in the transformation script we compare new value to the previous raw walue. If they differ we save timestamp into custom attribute on the node. And we subtract value of this custom attribute from current time - so result of the DCI is time in seconds since last change of the value. You can just set a treshold > 86400 and it should work.

:-[ :-[ :-[  hahaha.. wow.... I have never see those options before, but yes, that was the problem.  That's so dumb on my part!  Thank you for pointing this out!

SNMPv2-TC.mib is bundled. UBNT-MIB is bundled as well, but we have older version -- and that's probably the reason. I've renamed both from .txt to .mib and copied them to $NETXMS_HOME/share/netxms/mibs/, then nxmibc works just fine. I'm pretty much sure upload via UI will work as well, once you'll update UBNT-MIB.mib. Future releases will include latest version, I've pushed this fix.

When uploading a file to an agent all files uploaded are owned by root is this the correct behavior ?  the following blog post shows the files being owned by the same user that owns the directory. If so is there a way to change this without having to log into the remote machine and change the file owner.   https://netxms.com/blog/file-management-and-remote-actions-through-an-agent-how-it-s-done-in-netxms Thanks

(56: response reading failed (errno: 0)) - this means that we did not get some response from the mail server that we expected. "we" is actually libcurl that is used in NetXMS to work with SMTP.  Since you use TLSMode=NONE which means that communication is unencrypted, you can install Wireshark and check what exactly communication is happening with the server. But it could be that server expects TLS, you can try other settings of TLSMode (and port)

Do you use the new client, not legacy one? In new client's properties (button in upper right corner) there's Themes page, you can try selecting Light or Dark theme there.  What exactly flavor/version of Ubuntu and what is the name of OS theme that they use?

emailed already btw do u have tutorial of how to instal netxms on windows?  I can see that there's tutorial of how to install on Ubuntu, how about win?

Yes, you can either request another admin user to reset it for you, or unlock and login as system. But regarding TOTP - check server's time, maybe NTP stopped working and there is a drift.

is that what you are asking for netxmsd. fyi: this is my second laptop that im testign , and only i can get crashing from to time

Alex - can you please advise on above

Could it be possible to get remote access to your NetXMS server, or one of these Mikrotik devices? That would be beneficial for debugging this. Feel free to respond in PM.

one thing which i really don't understand is SNMP works , seen by pull -> status. However the graphe doesn't work. Can you help on that?

Pls give some details.  Is you NetXMS installed on Windows or Linux? Do you use WEB UI? Have you tried the desktop UI?

Database configuration step of the installer just modifies C:\NetXMS\etc\netxmsd.conf file. When this happens, the product is already installed, so you can skip this step and modify the configuration file directly.  Once the file has correct credentials, you can go to C:\NetXMS\bin folder and run  nxdbmgr init This should initialize the DB, after that you can start NetXMS Core service using Windows Services.