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    technak
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    Hi,
    First of all thank you VERY MUCH for this great SW !!! Now my problem ... I added several switches into NETXMS setup counters everything is fine but now I want to organize my services into some hierarchy before I start adding servers. I want put all switches into container LAN but as you can see from screenshot I can't do this could you please explain me what I am doing wrong ? Thank you very much and please keep this nice SW live ....


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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      "Entire Network" and "All Services" are two different subtrees. Network tree created and maintained automatically based on IP topology - nodes belongs to subnet objects according to IP addresses configured on it. In service tree, you can organize objects in a logical hierarchy. You cannot move node from subnet - you can only move it between two containers in service tree. If you need to place node in container in service tree you should use "Bind" operation - select container, right click on it, select Bind, and select node(s) you wish to place into this container.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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