Hello friends, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPgvtBPODEc https://lasiszm.wordpress.com/2018/05/31/netxms-and-mikrotik-registration-table/ Best regards

hi victor, thank you very much

Hi, just one addition - check for "NetObj" class here: else if (classof(o) == "NetObj") is unnecessary - GetObjectChildren will only return objects of class NetObj and derivatives. Even more, that way you may miss some nodes on next levels, for example if you have cluster object - then it's class will be "Cluster", not a "NetObj". Simple "else" is enough here. Best regards, Victor

Hi Tursiops, Thank you ,its working Regards Ramesh

Victor Kirhenshtein thank you for your reply " Do you see incoming client connection in server log when attempt to save Grafana data source? Can you login with same user from web UI? " will that be the login user for Grafana Web UI or the NetXMS Web UI or the WEBAPI ? http://localhost:8181 ( Grafana Web UI ) http://localhost:8080 ( NetXMS Web UI ) http://localhost:8080/webapi ( NetXMS Web API - {"description":"Internal error","error":46} ) sorry just need to confirm 

Forgot to add; NetXMS Version - 2.2.4 OS - CentOS 7 DB MariaDB 10.2

hi, i am having this problem too after upgrading to v2.2.5 BR, Lindeamon

Ok, it works.... But it doesn't seem very normal to me. When will a centos repository !? Anyway, thanks for the help !

https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/Slack.com_integration We followed this guide and we are not seeing any responses for to slack from our server. Any reasons why this could be happening ?

hi Tursiops, thank you for the replay. Regards, Lindeamon

Hi, log file location is set in server configuration file, usually C:\NetXMS\etc\netxmsd.conf on Windows. Debug level 9 is very verbose, in most cases you won't need to set it higher than 6. For UPS you should check if there are any MIBs around for your UPS (usually vendors made them available along with the drivers and other software). If you can find MIBs then you can add them to standard MIB collection on your server and use for configuring DCIs. Best regards, Victor

Hi, try to delete all cookies related to web UI server. Best regards, Victor

Hi, I'm afraid no easy solution here. You can run separate agent process use PING subagent - but you can not specify source IP in agent configuration, so you'll have to limit this agent process somehow to see only one interface. Other (probably easier) solution is to create script that will ping targets from correct interface and use it as external parameter or external parameters provider in NetXMS agent. Best regards, Victor

Hi, you can run agent and server as any user. If you start them as a service, you can use configuration file parameters UserId and GroupId or command line options -u and -g to change effective uid/gid after startup. For server it is recommended to enable raw socket access (required for ICMP ping) as described here: https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/How_to_enable_ICMP_ping_for_NetXMS_server_running_under_non-root_account Yes, rpm packaged are planned. Best regards, Victor

Hi, you need some SQL database, it could be MySQL or any other supported database (PostgreSQL, Oracle, MS SQL). If you plan to use web UI, the you'll need Tomcat or Jetty. Best regards, Victor

Thank you very much, yeah the firewall was blocking the SNMP Br. Gianni

I can not make out how to change the ip address on the manually created interface of the site. How? Help!

it works, thanks Alex

Here's an example after deleting the 134.39.121.128/25 subnet: 2018.05.07 14:40:48.881 *D* Node::createSubnet(): Created new subnet 134.39.121.128/25 [14901] for node 134.39.121.245 [11293] 2018.05.07 14:40:48.881 *D* Node::createSubnet(): Created new subnet 134.39.121.128/25 [14902] for node 134.39.121.243 [11256] -Rick

Hi, did you run it from local desktop session? If it is remote session, do you have DISPLAY environment variable set correctly? Best regards, Victor