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Hi Victor, Did you have the opportunity to look into the files I've sent you? Kind regards, Dan

Hi Alex, This must be the fastest reply to a feature request  ;D Many thanks! I'll have to wait for net version as I don't have build tools at present. Kind regards, Dan

Hi Victor, Didn't realize there was a base package for debian Added it and of course everything is fine. Thanks (sorry for wasting your time), Dan

@dang said in Android console app question: Hi Marco, Thanks for replying! I do indeed get the connection failed message - my bad. I guess I expected it to be more prominent while setting things up (maybe a popup error?). BTW, as I was testing things to reply I discovered that if I change the server name (I use an IP address) the new value is not being used. I need to "disconnect & exit" and restart the app to make the new value take effect (changing the name or password does work immediately). Looking forward to the next version Dan Issue #239 solved, regarding the notification of the connection error you have also info in the status bar if you enable it. Regarding the changing of server address, I guess that the behaviour is due because there is no force disconnect of current session after changing the parameters. I've added the issue to the bugratcker: https://www.radensolutions.com/chiliproject/issues/241 Best regards, Marco

Hi! I don't see any problem in parser configuration. Could you please send me debug output of the agent? Best regards, Victor

Victor, Thanks for the info. As you may guess I'm looking forwards the release of 1.2.3. (nice number)  Meanwhile I found the node for my mysterious MAC but that's a different story... Regards, Dan

Hi lweidig, Thanks for answering. After configuring the SSG to allow snmp communication, after reading some more on snmp I got it working The OID's you mention did the trick. Thanks again, Dan

Hello all, This is more a question about WMI than NetXMS however it's related as I wish to monitor using NetXMS. Maybe one of the forum's reader could assist... I'm looking for the WMI counter(s) that will give me the bytes read and written for a specific process per address. The information I'm seeking is the same as the one is shown in the Network tab of Resource Monitor (Windows 2008 or later OS). Here the process is labeled "image", the remote machine is called "address" and you can see Send(B/min) Receive (B/min) and Total(B/min). Can anyone help? Regards, Dan

What do you setup on the server side to recieve a nxevent or nxpush? Is there are API for nxevent and/or nxpush in Java? I have a user interface script running and I want to send events such as timing thresholds or up/down alerts...

Hi Victor, Wonderful news, Thank you Alex & Victor! (btw, the NetXMS logo in the top left corner is missing. Don't forget to add a link to the new wiki from the documentation page of the main site. ) Regards, Dan

When SLA monitoring will be available

Hi, Updating NetXMS Agents should be made simpler. The Package manager is a central Agent depository, however installation still requires a lot of manual work. Having different operating system with different CPU architectures I have to maintain a list of which Agent variation is needed to which server. I then need to select nodes with common characteristics to update their agent. It would be so much easier if one could select the nodes to upgrade and let the software handle the upgrade. Regards, Dan

Hi Victor, I think I'll wait for the next release. Thanks for clarifying. Regards, Dan

Hi Victor, Your solution is elegant and works like a charm. Tanks! Kind regards, Dan

Hi! No one complaining so far I agree that this is a flaw in default configuration. I'll change default values of AgentCommandTimeout and portcheck timeout. Best regards, Victor

Hi Victor, Thanks for the example. Although it surly works I find it to be too error-prone, at least for me it is I'm glad I'm not misusing anything, so I'll stick to my script Regards, Dan