Access denied when using nxpush

[victrola]

Hi,

I'm trying to use nxpush (NetXMS 1.0.5) to update a DCI value manually but I am getting an Access Denied error. 

Here is the command running on Windows Server 2003:

C:\Program Files\NetXMS\bin>nxpush -vv -H 10.166.149.132 -u admin -p <password> SV078102:71=0
AddValuePair: dciID="71", nodeName="SV078102", dciName="71", value="0"
Connecting to "10.166.149.132" as "guest"; encryption is disabled
NXCL: SendMsg("CMD_GET_SERVER_INFO", id:0)
NXCL: RecvMsg("CMD_REQUEST_COMPLETED", id:0)
NXCL: SendMsg("CMD_LOGIN", id:1)
NXCL: RecvMsg("CMD_LOGIN_RESP", id:1)
NXCL: Network receiver thread stopped
Unable to connect to the server: Access denied

I can log into the console with the username and password that I am using for nxpush.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
vic

[victor]

Hi!

Command line options are case-sensitive, so you should use -P instead of -p for giving password.

Best regards,
Victor

[victrola]

So far, so good... can log in now but am getting this message:

Push failed at record #1 (#1 in batch): DCI data source is not a push agent.

[victor]

When you configure DCI to receive values via nxpush, you should set it's "Origin" attribute to "Push Agent", like on attached screenshot.

Best regards,
Victor

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push_dci.png

[victrola]

So there is no way I can use nxpush to update a DCI which is not set as a Push Agent?

[victor]

No. But why you need that?

[victrola]

@victor said in Access denied when using nxpush:

No. But why you need that?

I was trying to run a conditional report and SSRS data-driven subscriptions weren't working out for me.
Now I've sorted it out, thanks for your help!