yes, that was the problem. Thank you very much for your help!

Best regards,
Marco

I've found syntax error in transformation script - if statement starts with capital letter:

If (CurrentStatus == 0 || CurrentStatus == 4)

after changing it to lowercase, script seems to be working.

Best regards,
Victor

millerpaint,
I apply this template to nodes that I need to know if my Internet Service Provider meets the Service Level Agreements availability contracted, ie all remote nodes.

Best regads.

Hi,

is the template intended to be used on any nodes? I tried to apply it to two nodes where I have the netxms agent running, I left it running for a couple of days but I only get:

Failure 0
MTBF (hours) empty
MTTR (hours) empty
Node availability (percentage) 0

Any hints on where I'm wrong?

Best regards,
Marco

Best regads.

That's really cool! I'll put this into wiki as well.

Best regards,
Victor

This is something that we can use for sure.  Were you successful using the simplified 2 step implementation?

-Kevin C.

Thank you very much for your help.
Based on your proposal, I think that this requirement can be simplified to just two steps:

1. • Create a template called say "Availability" with the four DCIs shown in the image
           "Availability template DCIs.png". Transformation scripts for each DCI are these
          
           For "Failures" DCI
          

return GetCustomAttribute($node, "NumFailures");

      For "MTBF (hours)" DCI
     

return GetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbf");

      For "MTTR (hours)" DCI
     

return GetCustomAttribute($node, "mttr");

      For "Node availability (percentage)" DCI
     

// This script calculates MTTR, MTBF and perAvailability parameters and stores them in custom attributes
// Initialize some custom attributes the first time.
// Undefined attributes are created by SetCustomAttribute function automatically
CurrentStatus = GetDCIValue($node, FindDCIByName($node, "Status"));
PreviousState = GetCustomAttribute($node, "PreviousState");
if (PreviousState == null)
{ // In the first time, previous state is null
    SetCustomAttribute($node, "PreviousState", CurrentStatus);
    SetCustomAttribute($node, "TimeStamp", time());
    SetCustomAttribute($node, "NumFailures", 0); 
    SetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalUptime", 0);
    SetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalDowntime", 0);
    return 100;
}

// From here the 2nd and subsequent times
NumFailures = GetCustomAttribute($node, "NumFailures");
LastTime = time() - GetCustomAttribute($node, "TimeStamp");

// Status is up
if (CurrentStatus == 0)
{
    if (PreviousState != CurrentStatus)
    { // just changed to up
        // update mttr
        TotalDowntime = GetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalDowntime") + LastTime;
        mttr = TotalDowntime / ((NumFailures == 0) ? 1 : NumFailures) / 3600; // to prevent division by ze
        SetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalDowntime", TotalDowntime);
        SetCustomAttribute($node, "mttr", mttr);
    }
    else
    { // still up
        // update mtbf
        TotalUptime = GetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalUptime") + LastTime;
        mtbf = TotalUptime / ((NumFailures == 0) ? 1 : NumFailures) / 3600; // to prevent division by zero
        SetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalUptime", TotalUptime);
        SetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbf", mtbf);
    }
}

// Status is down
if (CurrentStatus == 4)
{
    if (PreviousState != CurrentStatus)
    { // just changed to down
        // update mtbf
        NumFailures++;
        TotalUptime = GetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalUptime") + LastTime;
        mtbf = TotalUptime / NumFailures / 3600;
        SetCustomAttribute($node, "NumFailures", NumFailures);
        SetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalUptime", TotalUptime);
        SetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbf", mtbf);
    }
    else
    { // still down
        // update mttr
        TotalDowntime = GetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalDowntime") + LastTime;
        mttr = TotalDowntime / NumFailures / 3600;
        SetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalDowntime", TotalDowntime);
        SetCustomAttribute($node, "mttr", mttr);
        
    }
}

If (CurrentStatus == 0 || CurrentStatus == 4)
{
    // Save previous state and timestamp
    SetCustomAttribute($node, "PreviousState", CurrentStatus);
    SetCustomAttribute($node, "TimeStamp", time());

    // perAvailability section
    TotalUptime = GetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalUptime");
    TotalDowntime = GetCustomAttribute($node, "TotalDowntime");
    perAvailability = TotalUptime / (TotalUptime + TotalDowntime) * 100;
    SetCustomAttribute($node, "perAvailability", perAvailability);

    return perAvailability;
}

2. • Apply manually previous template to nodes required or apply this template automatically to nodes filtered by custom script (Properties -> Automatic Apply Rules).

In this way, we avoid having to define custom attributes (now created by the fourth transformation script), events, actions, event processing policy rules, etc.
In addition, the four DCIs are updated at each polling interval.
Only supports up (Normal = 0) and down (Critical = 4) node status.

Best regards.

One possible way to implement MTBF calculation could be following:

1. Assume that you have two events, one for downtime start and one for downtime end.
2. We will use the following custom attributes for each node:

mtbf
mtbfTotalUptime
mtbfNumFailures
mtbfTimeUp

3. On downtime end, run the following script:

SetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbfTimeUp", time());

4. On downtime start, run the following script:

uptime = time() - GetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbfTimeUp");
mtbfNumFailures = GetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbfNumFailures");
if (mtbfNumFailures == null)
   mtbfNumFailures = 0;
mtbfNumFailures++;
mtbfTotalUptime = GetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbfTotalUptime");
if (mtbfTotalUptime == null)
   mtbfTotalUptime = 0;
mtbfTotalUptime += uptime;
mtbf = mtbfTotalUptime / mtbfNumFailures;
SetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbfNumFailures", mtbfNumFailures);
SetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbfTotalUptime", mtbfTotalUptime);
SetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbf", mtbf);

After this script execution, custom attribute "mtbf" will contain MTBF in seconds.

5. If you want to see current MTBF value as DCI for the node, you can create DCI with source "Internal" and name "Dummy", and use the following transformation script:

return GetCustomAttribute($node, "mtbf");

MTTR can be calculated in similar way.

Best regards,
Victor

These are nodes that have only SNMP capabilities. The node failed state is determined by the node Internal State oid.

After that you can do some combination of internal DCIs and custom attributes to do calculations.

Can you expand this?

Best regards.

Key question here is how you determine if node is in a failed state. After that you can do some combination of internal DCIs and custom attributes to do calculations.

Best regards,
Victor