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NXShell properties filename

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    saksham.adyso
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    I want to set NXShell properties through the .properties file (not through the command line). I have tried nxshell.porperties and netxms-client.properties, but they don't work. What is the correct name of the properties file for NXShell?

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      uldis
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      Hi, you would need to use java parameter JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS and set it in /etc/profile, for example

      export JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS='-Dnetxms.server="127.0.0.1" -Dnetxms.user="admin" -Dnetxms.password="admin"'

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        saksham.adyso
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        NXShell does not support the use of properties file? It is better for me to use a properties file rather than an environment variable or a command line.

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          uldis
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          Hi, thank you for your feedback. May we kindly ask if you could create a new topic in Feature Requests section and team will take it forward.

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            Victor Kirhenshtein
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            Added in 5.1 - nxshell now reads nxshell.properties if available in current directory or classpath. You can also specify path to properties file in command line.

            Best regards,
            Victor

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