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Included in 1.2.9 - thanks!

You can use nxshell script for that. This example could be good starting point: http://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/Using_nxshell_to_automate_bulk_operations#Disable_SNMP_polling_for_node. Best regards, Victor

Hi mrugani, This sounds more of an Qemu related question than NetXMS related, but I'll give it a try. Are you using some sort of management wrapper such as: libvirt (virsh) or similar to manage your virtual machines? or are you using the native Qemu-monitor to migrate your virtual machines?

Thanks for the hint jdl and sorry for my late reply. I did actually get a new node down alert and when the node went up again the alert and the red-dot problem disappeared... Thanks anyway for your quick reply on my problem, I'll try that if the problem ever occurs again.

Aha! Thanks Victor, this should have been obvious, but for some reason I got the impression that time() returned the agents local time and not the netxms servers local time.

@nets said in NetXMS server crash when triggering SMS action to multiple destinations: Thanks. But i allready transfer server from Windows Server 2008R2 to Ubuntu 12.04 x64. Now it works for 2 of 3 Numbers. I tried to add dummy numbers and it works but passes numbers through one. First-work Second-no Third-Work Fourth-Work ... etc. I think that need delay for send sms, becouse driver not send correctly multiple numbers on one time. I'm not sure if this is a driver's fault, but could be. The most obvious guess is that your modem needs some time to process an sms and ignores subsequent AT commands for this period of time. Please post your log here (or PM me) and we'll try to figure this out.

Hi, I've been struggling a bit with monitoring a particular Wordpress site, I kept getting a 301 redirect all the time from the site with ServiceCheck.HTTP, I finally figure it out after some TCPDumping of the traffic, the request from ServiceCheck.HTTP looks like this: GET / HTTP/1.1 Connection: close Accept: */* Host: www.domain.com:80 The additional :80 in the Host header seems to be causing the problem, as soon as i modified the source code for the portcheck subagent in: netxms-1.2.4/src/agent/subagents/portCheck/http.cpp to exclude the port value, the Wordpress site stopped redirecting me and instead showed the HTML output of the site. I'm not sure what the solution should be and this probably is a Wordpress specific issue, but I'd love to see an option to specify and have the possibility to override what HTTP headers are sent to the target. Thanks Anders

I'm glad that you agree.   I actually had no idea that multiple recipients also could be defined in SMS notifications, thanks Victor!

Thanks Victor! That solved my problem. Hopefully this post can be useful for someone else that runs into the same problem

mysql> SELECT * FROM idata_134 WHERE item_id=26; +---------+-----------------+-------------+ | item_id | idata_timestamp | idata_value | +---------+-----------------+-------------+ | 26 | 1381494998 | 22 | | 26 | 1381495238 | 22 | | 26 | 1381495478 | 22 | | 26 | 1381495718 | 22 | | 26 | 1381495958 | 22 | | 26 | 1381496198 | 22 | | 26 | 1381496438 | 22 | | 26 | 1381496678 | 22 | | 26 | 1381496918 | 22 | | 26 | 1381497158 | 22 | | 26 | 1381497398 | 22 | | 26 | 1381497638 | 22 | | 26 | 1381497878 | 22 | | 26 | 1381498118 | 22 | +---------+-----------------+-------------+ 14 rows in set (0.00 sec) mysql> SELECT avg(coalesce(idata_value,0)) FROM idata_134 WHERE item_id=26 and idata_timestamp between 1381494998 and 1381497638; +------------------------------+ | avg(coalesce(idata_value,0)) | +------------------------------+ | 22 | +------------------------------+ 1 row in set (0.00 sec) Script: startTime = 1381494998; stopTime = 1381497638; object = FindNodeObject(null,"TERM1"); trace(0, "*** VALUE: " . GetAvgDCIValue(object, FindDCIByDescription(object,"npThermoValue"), startTime, stopTime)); trace(0, "*** MAX: " . GetMaxDCIValue(object, FindDCIByDescription(object,"npThermoValue"), startTime, stopTime)); trace(0, "*** MIN: " . GetMinDCIValue(object, FindDCIByDescription(object,"npThermoValue"), startTime, stopTime)); Result: [11-Oct-2013 17:34:24.413] [INFO ] *** VALUE: 2.000000 [11-Oct-2013 17:34:24.414] [INFO ] *** MAX: 22.000000 [11-Oct-2013 17:34:24.414] [INFO ] *** MIN: 22.000000

thank you!

I'll try to. It shouldn't be hard to fix, so most important is not to forget about it Added to bugtracker: https://www.radensolutions.com/chiliproject/issues/58. Best regards, Victor

Thank you Victor!

Hi! Currently I hope to add this functionality during the summer. Best regards, Victor

I put .deb files for version 1.0.12 for x64 architecture on the web site. They was built on Debian 6. Best regards, Victor

Hi, Just a follow up, the problem seems to be solved, I haven't had any crashes since I upgraded my NetXMSd service to the provided RC-version and the memory seems to be stable on 25-27mb. Thanks Victor! Regards Anders

Hi! You need to control communication with the site somehow, by pinging router for example. Then you can use situation objects to do manual event correlation. Also, if NetXMS server knows the whole route from itself to managed nodes and has all routers entered as managed nodes as well, it tries to do automatic event correlation based on network topology. Best regards, Victor

Hi, Something that I'm missing in NetXMS is the possibility to easily schedule a maintenance window for a node or a service (DCI). I'm sure that something with similar effect could be scripted with NXSL, but a cleaner and more user friendly option would be to somehow integrate this into the console GUI, with the option to set a start and end date / time. Thanks for a good monitoring tool.