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1.1.7 Release - sub agnets

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    lindeamon
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    hi victor,

    one of the changes u made on the last release is "Added possibility to run different subagents under different user accounts", how do i do that ?

    Best Regards,
    Lindeamon

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      To run subagent under different user account, you have to do the following (I will use WMI subagent as an example):

      1. Add ExternalSubagent option to nxagentd.conf:

      ExternalSubagent = name:user

      in my case it would be

      ExternalSubagent = WMI:*

      First part defines connection point name, and second part defines allowed user account. You can use asterisk or omit second part at all to allow access from any user account.

      1. Run agent
      2. Create second configuration file for external subagent (For this example I will take C:\NetXMS\etc\wmi.conf):

      ExternalMasterAgent = WMI
      SubAgent = wmi.nsm

      First option switches agent to external subagent mode. You should specify connection point name defined in first step as a value of ExternalMasterAgent. Otherwise it's a normal agent's config - you can load subagents with SubAgent options, define sections for subagent configuration as necessary, etc.

      1. Run external subagent under different account:

      nxagentd.exe -c C:\NetXMS\etc\wmi.conf

      Now you should have two nxagentd processes running, with WMI parameters available via master agent.

      You can also create another Windows service:

      nxagentd.exe -I -c C:\NetXMS\etc\wmi.conf -n nxagentd_wmi -N "NetXMS Agent - WMI"

      Hope this helps!

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        lindeamon
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        thank you victor,i will take a look at later

        Best Regards,
        Lindeamon

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