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    Djago
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    Newbie here... don't shoot!  😉

    I want to monitor my lousy TP-Link TL-R480T+ multiband router. I have 2 wan and sometimes one of them releases it public IP and goes to 0.0.0.0. So I created an alert. But I also want to show both WAN IPs on the dashboard. I can see the IP in the overview of the interface, but I don't know how to READ it.
    How can I do this?

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      Djago
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      Anyone?

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        duanebutler
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        Working with dynamic public IP's I found it best to setup SNMP traps on the device in question.

        I did the exact same setup on fortigate 80c that sends traps if the IP changed on the interfaces selected.

        However it depends on SNMP on the device in question.

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          Djago
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          TP-Link doesn't like SNMP. Documentation is scarse and bad. So it's very difficult to read most parameters. That's why I'm hoping to use the parameters I CAN read...

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            Victor Kirhenshtein
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            Hi,

            you mean you see IP in interface overview in NetXMS UI? Then you can use script to get it into your message/DCI/etc. Function GetInterfaceObject can give you Interface object, which contains list of IP addresses.

            Best regards,
            Victor

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              Djago
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              Thanks

              I've changed my old router. Now I have a MikroTik. I'll try first with SNMP.

              Regards,
              FSO

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