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Two or more overlapped subnets.

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    akotlyar
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    Hello!
    Can netxms work with two or more overlapped subnets?
    If I will use linux vrf package - netxms can choose route table?

    For example:
    eth0 10.0.0.0/8 - management network
    eth1 10.0.0.0/8 - monitoring network

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      Tatjana Dubrovica
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      Hi,

      I think you are looking for Zoning:
      https://www.netxms.org/documentation/adminguide/advanced.html#zones

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        akotlyar
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        Step by step list  ::)

        1. Make two or more nxagentd.conf (nxagentdvrf1.conf, nxagentdvrf2.conf etc )
        2. Run agents with their own conf "/usr/local/bin/nxagentd -C /etc/nxagentd.conf -d"
        3. Add zones with proxy agents in netxms

        Right?

        nxagentd.conf haven't bind interface option - how i can bind agent on vrf interface?

        For example:
        Netxms server have 2 eth interface:

        VRF1
        eth0
        10.226.174.18

        VRF2
        eth1
        10.226.174.18

        Thank for you time!

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          Tatjana Dubrovica
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          Can you please describe in more details your network(nodes, networks, configuration). How do networks outside know which interface to use?

          For now it looks like without code change it is not possible to configure. If we will know more network details we may find a quick solution. The right and long way solution is to support VRF, but it will require a lot of changes and can't be implemented quickly.

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