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At some point external parameters started to capture STDERR in addition to STDOUT. Most probably your script produces some sort of textual error that is being captured. Then NetXMS tries to interpret it as integer and this way it becomes 0. You can check with nxget nxget IP_ADDRESS_OF_AGENT name_of_the_parameter

Hi, do you mean database lock in the DB so server complains that database is locked by another instance? If yes, you should list peer IP address in netxmsd.conf on cluster nodes. For example, if you have cluster nodes with addresses 10.0.0.1 and 10.0.0.2 (with whatever VIP moving between them), on node 10.0.0.1 you should add PeerNode = 10.0.0.2 to netxmsd.conf and on node 10.0.0.2 add PeerNode = 10.0.0.1 That way server will read the lock, check if server is running on peer node (by attempting to connect to agent and check running processes and by connecting to port 4701), and remove stalled lock if netxmsd is not running on peer node. Best regards, Victor

Thank you, Viktor! That worked just fine.

Hi, probably just ignore them, or set EPP filter to prevent generation alarms. Events will be generated only once for each DCI, so they should stop appearing when new templates will be applied to all old agents. Best regards, Victor

Thank you Filipp! Wow, I can't believe this is the first time I see the "Process all thresholds" checkbox, and of course, it was unchecked. Time to review all monitored parameters with multiple thresholds. Regarding the reservation, I was aware the OS has a reserved limit, but I always believed that's why I always see a bit less available space than df shows.

Awesome, thank you!  I will try this.

Hi, you can develop custom notification channel driver or order one from us. I didn't check their APIs but likely can also use command actions to call their HTTP API via curl or something similar. Best regards, Victor

Thank you for the reply Victor! I will try the indicated solutions and see how it goes Best regards, Alex

Did you ever find a solution to this?  I want to monitor outbound network card bandwidth utilisation and if over the normal baseline by say 20% generate an alarm. Thanks, Damien

Awesome! It works Thanks a lot for the help!

Timezone of my machine got somehow changed, and things look good after fixing that. Thanks for the help!