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    gmonk63
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    We have a new temperature/humidity sensor  from WebRelay (X-410) which has been added to netxms to monitor temps. The weird thing is for each config poll a different address is seen and interface eth0 is changed to this external address which is not the address we assigned to the device and is external. The device has a single ethernet port and  still responds to the internal address we originally assigned. I have checked with another MIB browser with the IP and IF oids and I don't  see where this address is coming from. Is it possible netxms is generating these addresses ?  I am curious as to what the PING3 driver is and how it determined this device needed that driver.

    Thanks


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      Filipp Sudanov
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      PING3 is something niche and yes, looks that it's being auto-detected incorrectly. You can put PING3 into NetworkDeviceDrivers.BlackList server configuration parameter, this will prevent the auto-detection

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