NetXMS 0.2.20-RC3 is available
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Version 0.2.20-RC3 (Release Candidate 3) is available for download from https://www.netxms.org/download/rc. Changes from 0.2.19 are following:
- Implemented advanced event processing using situations
- Added checking of NetXMS server own network connectivity via beacon hosts
- Implemented "proxy node" functionality for DCIs
- Added possibility to use values of other DCIs in transformation scripts
- Added possibility to specify multiple recipients in e-mail or SMS action
- Implemented System.CPU.Usage for individual processors on Linux
- PING subagent: added parameter ICMP.PacketLoss(*)
- Command line options for the server changed to use common style
- Added UNICODE support in client part on Linux/UNIX
- Implemented macros in template DCIs (expanded when template applies to node)
- Added event storm detection
- Added possibility to specify multiple SNMP community strings for discovery
Ā and configuration polls - NetXMS server now can understand interface aliases (description in Cisco terms)
- Added optional synchronization of node names with DNS
- New command line tool for managing alarms - nxalarm
- Implemented "stop processing" option for event processing policy rule
- Implemented "move" operation for templates (move between template groups)
- New internal parameter: ConditionStatus(*)
- Fixed issues: #188, #189, #190, #191, #195, #199, #203
If nobody finds serious bugs in this RC, it will become 0.2.20 on Monday or Tuesday.
Best regards,
Victor -
there's also een RC4 on https://www.netxms.org/download/rc/
Does this mean that some bugs were found? So no 0.2.20 yet?
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0.2.20-RC4 actually fix only one bug in console (random crash when changing object properties). No other bugs was reported so far, so I will build final 0.2.20 tonight.
Best regards,
Victor -
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In rc3 and rc4 insert values for AgentCommandTimeout parameter duplicated in every sql initialization script, resulting in primary key violation and database initialization fault during install.
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Thank you for report, it's corrected now.
Best regards,
Victor
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