Hi,
I am looking for a server download for CentOS, can you provide details of where I get this from and the version. It would appear that the latest version is windows only ?
TIA
andy
Hi,
I am looking for a server download for CentOS, can you provide details of where I get this from and the version. It would appear that the latest version is windows only ?
TIA
andy
Hi Alex,
OK so this is what I've tried............
right-click the interface for which I want to ultimately add to a dashboard
chose create data collection items...
accept the settings in the "Creae Interface DCI" window
a "Create DCI for interface" window briefly appears, the disappears.
If I then right-click on the switch itself and choose last values I only see some that were already chosen/set/configured

any further suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the reply... your suggestion worked perfectly and I can now see all the interfaces. the script was filtering out those without an IP Address assigned.
Following on from there, I have right-clicked an interface that is being used and chosen Create data collection items, accepted the defaults of Inbound traffic (bits) / Delta value (average per second) and outbound traffic (bits) / Delta value (average per second).
So my next question is how do I see the info from the Data Collection Item ?
Thanks
AndyM
Hi,
When I perform a poll | configuration (full)Â I only see a subset of the interfaces, I see output that tells me other interface
[10.01.2020 13:01:35] Checking interface configuration...
[10.01.2020 13:01:39]Â Â Found new interface "Gi1/0/1"
[10.01.2020 13:01:39]Â Â Creation of interface object "Gi1/0/1" blocked by filter
[10.01.2020 13:01:39]Â Â Found new interface "Gi1/0/2"
[10.01.2020 13:01:39]Â Â Creation of interface object "Gi1/0/2" blocked by filter
[10.10.2020 13:01:39]Â Â Found new interface "Gi1/0/3"
etc
Can anyone suggest what is causing this and how I can either modify the filter, or else manually add interfaces so that on the next Poll they are not removed by NetXMS
Thanks
Andym