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How to stop the server scanf the switch

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    Hi victor
    I deploy netxms in our company. And I use "RunNetworkDiscovery " and found the "switch" in the in the network object tree.

    After that,the "switch" come up some wrong message,such as the "SNMP community string is unmatched". 

    In safety reason,my boss ask me to stop the server to scanf the switch after the "switch" appear in the object tree
    It try to set like that,and restart the server,but the server keep scanf the switch in cycle time
    EnableSNMPTraps:0
    RunNetworkDiscovery:0
    DiscoveryFilterFlags:1
    DiscoveryFilter:Filter::Agent

    How I can configure it in console to stop the server scanf the switch after the server find the switch object
    (in a word,we can see the "switch" in the network object tree,but we don't want it to scanf the switch any longer )

    Thanks!

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      Try to disable configuration poll for the switch: right-click on switch object, go to properties, Polling page, and check "disable configuration polling".

      Best regards,
      Victor

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