NetXMS agent as syslog proxy/forwarder?
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Since this post was never answered, allow me to post some details:
Currently, SNMP and NetXMS Agent proxying is fully supported. Data (Traps, collected DCIs, etc.) will be cached if the connection to the NetXMS server is down, and when the connection to the server is restored, reconciliation will happen (meaning agent will sync data back to the server).
Proxying is supported for whole zones, as well as for individual nodes (or groups of nodes) if you are not doing zoning.Syslog proxying is however currently not supported, but from what I know, its on the ToDo list.
As for what we use for local customer proxies, Raspberry Pi's are great for that.
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@jdowney said in NetXMS agent as syslog proxy/forwarder?:
Should all agents in each zone have the Zone ID specified? Or just the machines that are being used as proxies?
Also am I correctly in thinking the proxy's cache Syslog and SNMP traps etc when a link to the master server is lost?
John
Only the proxy needs ZoneId configured.
I am actually not sure about caching - Viktor will be the best to answer that.
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Hi,
yes, agent will cache syslog records and SNMP traps, but only in memory. If you restart agent while there is no connection, unsent records will be lost.
Best regards,
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Hi Victor, this it a quite old post, but I think that agent still cache syslog records and SNMP traps only in memory.
Do you think that it will be possible to cache to disk some data instead of memory? when we have long power outage on our customer site, we lost a lot of information about what's appened during the outage..thanks
Alessandro -
Hi,
latest agent versions do store syslog records and SNMP traps in local database (since version 3.4).
Best regards,
Victor
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