Hi Victor,
Yes, the NetXMS server is listening on port 514. Any ideas what else might be the issue?
Hi Victor,
Yes, the NetXMS server is listening on port 514. Any ideas what else might be the issue?
Hi Victor,
I have the following syslog server settings:
EnableSyslogReceiver 1
SyslogListenPort 514 <-- default
Hello all,
I have configured syslog monitoring on the netxms server and agent nodes. I am getting all managed nodes /var/log/messages to show up on the Netxms servers /var/log/messages, however when I view syslog in nxmc, nothing shows up. It was working in a previous version, but when I upgraded to the latest version, nothing show up.
We are monitoring ~60 nodes, mostly VMs. We collect DCIs for performance. We monitor using the default event processing policies and we do collect syslog. I am not seeing a but a few alarms per day after I disables the DCI change alarm.
Hello,
I am running postgresql 12.1.2 and am experiencing /var/lib/pgsql/base/16384 filling up quite rapidly. I started out with 4G in /var/lib/pgsql filesystem and it went to 100% full. I doubled it to 8G and 4 days later, it is 100% full again. There are 1573 files in base/16384. no large files, just many files. Two files at 168M and the rest 66M or less.
Is this usual? How large should the filesystem be? Can these files be removed?
It is referenced in the Syslog Basics video
Hi Filipp,
In the training materials I see references to disk_logger. Is that incorporated into NetXMS or is it a 3rd party app?
I have successfully configured Syslog Monitoring and I am receiving messages from all agent nodes. How can I create alarms from the syslog monitoring message entries?
What file location are parser files kept?
thanks for the info Victor, I will post in English Support/General Support. I know how to generate and terminate alarms and it works great. I was looking for a way to generate a clearing alarm, then terminate it after 60 seconds.
I have version 3.4..178 installed. We created an rpm after installing manually
I went to a fresh install og NetXMS server and the same thing happened. I see no relevant postgres messages after I added four users to the Admins group. It seems like the users get added, but it is only temporary, like the writes to the DB are queued but never written
I don't see any DB messages in the log. I have shut everything down and rebooted the server. The problem still exists
I can add users to the Admins group, but if I subsequently restart netxmsd, the users in the Admins group are removed, except for admin.
As a long term administrator of HP OML/OMi, I (and the operations staff) are used to seeing a clearing alarm when an anomalous issue has been corrected. The "standard" has always been to have the clearing alarm terminate the problem alarm, then after 60 seconds, the clearing alarm terminates automatically.
I am looking for a way to accomplish this (if possible).
Any help would be appreciated.
When a NODE_UP us received after a previous NODE_DOWN, I would like to terminate the NODE_UP after 60 seconds. Can anyone tell me how to do this?
When a node goes down, I get an alarm in the alarm browser. When the node comes back up I get a Node up alarm in the alarm browser. What I need is:
When the node up alarm arrives, I need the node down alarm to removed from the active alarms and the node up alarm to stay for 60 seconds, then be removed. Is this possible?
While implementing NetXMS, I have disabled all Event Processing Policies except node down/up and Interface down/up. I received a "Native agent is not responding" and "Package hpeuefi-mod updated" alarms. Are some alarms not controlled so they can't be disabled?
Thank you Victor, that worked perfectly.
Hello,
I have created a container named "Critical Nodes" and any object assigned to that container will have an attribute named "CriticalNode" set to 1. When I get a node down alarm, I would like to check if CriticalNode equals 0 and set an alarm severity to warning or minor. I am new to NetXMS.