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Agent bug?

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    xenth
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    I'm using the latest 32Bit agent on an XP32 machine, together with the 2.20 server and 2.20 console.

    Using the agent to check available memory for example works great, but when I add certain dci's such as System.cpu.loadavg it doesn't retreive any data, causing the data of that DCI to stay at 1970, then when I try to delete this DCI it times out, and I have to shut down the console because I can't see anything in the last values tab of any object.

    Then when I start the console again, it's stuck at "Synchronizing objects" and I have to restart the entire NetXMS server (stopping the service doesn't work).

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      It looks more like bug in a server, not in agent. As a test, can you check if it is possible to collect same DCIs using command line, like this:

      nxget server_address System.CPU.LoadAvg
      

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        @victor said in Agent bug?:

        It looks more like bug in a server, not in agent. As a test, can you check if it is possible to collect same DCIs using command line, like this:

        nxget server_address System.CPU.LoadAvg
        

        Best regards,
        Victor

        I got back

        Configuration file OK

         nothing more, nothing less. 
        Not sure if this is good or not  ;D

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