NetXMS 5.0 released
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5.0.2 in published
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@egert143 said in NetXMS 5.0 released:
also script says function "CreateSNMPTransport" and "SNMPGetValue" are deprecated, what are replacements?
We are moving from functions to object methods wherever possible, check this example in the docs:
https://www.netxms.org/documentation/nxsl-latest/#_read_snmp_value_from_node -
@egert143 said in NetXMS 5.0 released:
Β What do the yellow DCI mean? they collect data but are yellow.
Might be a bug. Can you share a screenshot of this?
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We just found a bug in DCI loading from database, they could be randomly marked as "anomaly detected". Next patch release will contain fix for that
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Hi Team,
as always, thank you for the great work. you give us an awesome piece of software for free and we appreciate it.
Windows is my go to platform and having the binaries all ready available made it much much easier for me to use netxms in my company.
hope you will reconsider your decision about windows server binaries.10x,
Lindeamon -
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@bigblue said in NetXMS 5.0 released:
Hi,
When will version 5.0 be available for RHEL-compatible distributions ?
thanks a lot
Yes, there's a delay preparing the release
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@victor said in NetXMS 5.0 released:
@egert143 said in NetXMS 5.0 released:
I was looking for the server installer for windows and saw that now support is needed for this. That is why i asked if it was no longer free.
is building windows installer for server from source complex task ?
Depends on your experience of course
Build itself is straight-forward - there is Visual Studio solution file in the root of source tree, it will handle all the builds. Tricky part is to get all the dependencies (openssl, libcurl, libssh, libjq, libmodbus, libmosquitto, libpcre, database client libraries, breakpad, libmicrohttpd). Some of those are for specific components only, which you can exclude from build if you don't need them.This is a real damper. Most of the people that I help use the Windows installer
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