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Filtering MikroTik Devices by IP Address Instead of Vendor

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    nichky
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    Hi

    I’m currently using the following condition to collect all MikroTik devices:

    return $node->vendor == "MikroTik";

    Is there any way to perform this per IP address instead?

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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      $node.ipAddr (string)

      or $node.ipAddress (instance of InetAddress): https://netxms.org/documentation/nxsl-latest/#class-inetaddress

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        nichky
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        $subnet = InetAddress("x.y.z.0")
        $mask = 24

        if ($node.ipAddress.isInSubnet($subnet, $mask)) {
            return 1;  // match
        } else {
            return 0;  // no match
        }

        I got this, but it’s not working. Can you please modify it?

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          Filipp Sudanov
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          First of all two first lines should end with ; char.
          There is no isInSubnet() method on InetAddress class, but there is contains() method on subnet, so we should go opposite way and check it on the subnet, there's an example here: https://netxms.org/documentation/nxsl-latest/#_instance_methods_18
          So, modifying your code:

          subnetObject = InetAddress("192.168.56.0", 24);
          
          if (subnetObject.contains($node.ipAddress)) {
              return 1;  // match
          } else {
              return 0;  // no match
          }
          
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            Victor Kirhenshtein
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            And just for completeness, script above can be simplified to

            return InetAddress("192.168.56.0", 24).contains($node.ipAddress);
            
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