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"Dynamic" dashboard?

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    Sorikan
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    I thought it was possible to create a dashboard with a DCI template / context and have the dashboard itself populated with nodes that you filter for. 

    Creating a dashboard that is applied to nodes of a specific type when you click on them is fantastic, but I am trying to wrap my head around how to have all of those nodes appear on a single dashboard without me having to manually add them? Or did I miss something in the docs?

    For example, I want all the netonix switch temperature readings on a single dashboard, then filtered by highest temp first.

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      Filipp Sudanov
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      If I correctly understand your use case, Object Query can help: https://www.netxms.org/documentation/adminguide/visualisation.html#object-query

      A bit later I can prepare some example that would pull DCI value from nodes.

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        Sorikan
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        I am looking for a way to add a hundred nodes to a dashboard with DCI values and have three of them displayed with bar graphs and one dci displayed with a line graph (three temp's and one fan RPM).

        I would prefer not to do it manually. 

        Thanks.

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          Sorikan
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          Actually it's more like 188 devices...

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            Filipp Sudanov
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            To have a table with values on a dashboard we have the following options:

            • Object query
            • DCI summary table
            • We can use script to build a Table DCI and display that on the dashboard

            But I still do not understand how bar graphs and line graphs should work - do you want them to show data from 3 "worst" nodes?

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