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Hi to all! I'm trying to understand how Reports work and i followed step by step this guide just to start. The part "Steps to teach your server to generate reports" goes right or, at least, I don't get any error but then, when I try to generate a report, I get a compilation error. The output I get is: XXX@YYY:~/Reports# "/usr/bin/java" -cp "/opt/netxms/java-lib/report-generator.jar" org.netxms.report.Generator "/etc/netxmsd.conf" "/opt/xml-reports/daily.jrxml" "/opt/reports/daily.output" Error: Could not find or load main class org.netxms.report.Generator What am I doing wrong? Could someone suggest me a solution?

IT WORKS!! I just had to set the flag "Allow the execution as a program" in the script->proprieties->permissions table! Here are some tips for a configuration working on Xubuntu (or Debian based) and a perl script: To set up the External Parameter follow this post. Remember the poll->configuration passage! Once you set up your External Parameter, be sure that the script is allowed to run as a program (either by GUI or shell) and that your script starts with #!/usr/bin/perl. Set up your DCI remembering that ending your script with "print 1;" will return an int and "print "ok";" will return a string. Check always the right paths and if everything has the "sudo" permissions if you have to execute root operations. It's possible to create multiple ExternalParameterShellExec. Just repeat the (1) point by appending the new parameters and then you can set up the DCI.

Thanks for the tip, I've fixed that topic.

Thank you Victor! With one answer you solved two problems! Just in case anyone has the same problem I'll post the working code as example of both script: # coding: utf-8 class SetPrimaryName: def out(self): i=0 PrimaryNames = open("PATH/TO/FILE/PRIMARYNAME.TXT").readlines() for nome in open("/PATH/TO/FILE/HOSTNAMESTOMODIFY.TXT").readlines(): nodo = session.findObjectByName(nome.strip()) primaryName = PrimaryNames[i] if nodo: nodeID =nodo.getObjectId() print "To node %s with id %d I want to set Primary Name %s"%(nome.strip(), nodeID, primaryName) modificatore = NXCObjectModificationData(nodeID) modificatore.setPrimaryName(primaryName) session.modifyObject(modificatore) i+=1 spn = SetPrimaryName() spn.out() If you want to set custom attributes in already existing nodes, or if you want another example, you can find the script here.

After this suggestion by Victor for a similar task, I solved the problem also in this script. The working code is: #coding: utf-8 import csv import time from java.util import HashMap # CHANGE 1 from java.lang import String class XXX4: def YYY(self): listaNodi = [] listaNodi = session.getAllObjects() datiFile = open("PATH/Lettura.csv").readlines() for nodo in listaNodi: IPnodo = str(nodo.getPrimaryIP()) for riga in datiFile: print "___________starts for on riga_____________\n" print "riga: "+riga for parola in riga.split(): print "parola: "+parola if IPnodo ==parola: print "Verified IPnodo = parola" time.sleep(10) for interface in nodo.getAllChilds(objects.GenericObject.OBJECT_INTERFACE): print "starts interface for " interfaceName = interface.getObjectName() ID = interface.getObjectId() print "interfaceName: "+interfaceName for parola1 in riga.split(): print "parola1: "+parola1 if interfaceName == parola1: print "Verified interfaceName=parola1" for parola2 in riga.split(): EndUserInfo = parola2 print "EndUserInfo after for: "+EndUserInfo modificatore = NXCObjectModificationData(ID) modifica = HashMap() # CHANGE 2 modifica.put("End user Info",EndUserInfo) modificatore.setCustomAttributes(modifica) session.modifyObject(modificatore) time.sleep(10) G = XXX4() G.YYY()

@victor said in Monitoring FTP daemon[Solved]: Hi! You can use portcheck subagent to check that network service is actually responds. There is short documentation: http://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/Subagent:PortCheck. There are no FTP support, so you can only check that TCP connection can be established. Yes, I did something similar. I just used ServiceCheck.Custom(IPserverFTP, 21) and the threshold is "=0". So, till I get 0 by the agent, the port 21 is open and then the service is up; once I get 1 the service is down and the alarm is raised. @victor said in Monitoring FTP daemon[Solved]: Another option is to define external parameter on one of the agents to connect and check FTP server. It could be something like this: ExternalParameter = FTP.Status(*):echo quit | nc -q1 $1 21 | grep '^220 .*' | wc -l After you add this line to nxagentd.conf and restart agent, it will provide new paraneter FTP.Status, which will take server DNS name or IP address as argument, and return 1 if 220 got in response, and 0 otherwise. Best regards, Victor This solution is much smarter and works with the same logic of the first one. So, I'm twice happy: my ideas where right and I obtain also a better solution. Many thanks Victor!