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  • Dani@M3TU
    Dani@M3TU
    Dani@M3T
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    Is there an 'official' naming convention in NetXMS or maybe a good suggestion for naming objects like:

    • DCI
    • Event (I see 'DC_', 'SNMP_', 'SYS_', what is the definition behind this 3?)
    • EventProcessingPolicies
    • Actions

    A good system/convention in DCIs and Events would be the most important part.
    How do others handle this?

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Predefined events follows this scheme:

      SYS_ - all system events, generated inside server. Default events also have SYS_ prefix (like SYS_THRESHOLD_REACHED).
      SNMP_ - events generated from SNMP traps.
      DC_ - events generated from threshold violation (DC stands for Data Collection).

      In addition, I often use prefix SYSLOG_ for events generated by syslog parser, and some times per-product prefixes as well, like ORACLE_ for all Oracle-related thresholds.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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      • Dani@M3TU
        Dani@M3TU
        Dani@M3T
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        thanks Victor. So you name the events after the source of the event.
        Has anybody a good system for naming the DCI descriptions?
        At the moment I handle it as good as possible hirachical from left to right like this:

        • Windows DNS Queries Total/sec
        • Windows DNS Queries PTR/sec
        • Synology Disk Volume5 Size Used
        • Cisco WAN Interface In
        • Windows Service State: Task Scheduler
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