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Hi, Confirmed, and thanks for tracing it - your reading is exactly right. When no multiplier applies the value stays a String, so the %s path skips the decimal trimming. Tracked as https://github.com/netxms/netxms/issues/3577. Until that's fixed, setting an explicit display format on the DCI works around it: %{m,u}.2f instead of leaving it empty. The f conversion parses the string into a number first, so the trimming happens. Cost is that it's per-DCI and pins you to two decimals regardless of magnitude.

At some point we will add built-in metric for systemd servicees (https://track.radensolutions.com/issue/NX-2841) Currently this can be done by configuring ExternalMetric that would call systemctl show SERVICE_NAME --no-pager and pipe it to grep to get the status... or you can try the new agent functionality that parses xml or json data provided by external commands. It's called external data provider, documented here: https://netxms.org/documentation/adminguide/agent-management.html#externaldataprovider Add the following to agent configuration file: ### Data provider for systemd service information [ExternalDataProvider/systemdServices] Command = systemctl list-units --type service --full --all --output json --no-pager Description = Data provider for systemctl json output agent will now have systemdServices() metric that supports jq query as parameter and here's example of metric to get status of cron service: systemdServices(".[]|select(.unit==""cron.service"")|.active")

Yes, that's correct.

Seems like setting MQTT proxy solved the problem. Thanks! Egert

There are multiple approaches, but I preffer this one: in EPP set custom attribute on the node with timestamp of the last log event (either via script action, or directly in rule's filter script), then add scheduled task with the script, which iterates over nodes and check if time in custom attribute is older than a threshold. If it's too old - use PostEvent to inject another event in to the system.

New desktop client. Ping time is ~1ms.

You likely can use Windows performance counters. There are quite a lot of them for GPU. I didn't try to collect them from NetXMS, but my Windows notebook seems to provide GPU utilization and GPU memory usage among other stuff, and they should work as any other perf counter using "Windows Performance Counter" source for DCI. Best regards, Victor

Policy will be applied only to nodes, to which the template is applied (but should work in any sequence - either template was applied first and then policy was added, or otherwise). On Windows systems default location for configuration policy files is C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Local\nxagentd\config_ap so you can watch this folder to check if policy gets there. Agent restart is needed so it can catch up the new configuration. Also, on a side node, there are two ways how to monitor Windows Event logs - one is Windows Event Sync, when logs are sent to NetXMS server and stored there (so it requires bandwidth and DB space. The other is Log File Parser Policy - you can specify Windows Event Logs there in file name field, e.g. *Security

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At some point in the future, when https://track.radensolutions.com/issue/NX-2322 will be implemented it would be possible to specify muliple OIDs and they will appear as variables in transformation script. For now - either a script DCI that does all SNMP job and calculation and returns final result, or SNMP DCI that reads one OID and the rest being read in transformation script, e.g.: totalMem = $1; transport = $node->createSNMPTransport(); if (transport == null) return null; freeMem = transport->getValue(".1.3.6.1.4.1.14823.2.2.1.1.1.11.1.4.1"); if (freeMem == null) return null; return format(100UL * freeMem / totalMem, 1, 0); The only bonus of the first approach is that you can perform recalculation for historical collected values.

This view was just forgotten to move to the new UI, thanks for reminding.

Problem is present on all Cisco switches yes, snmp version is v3. I tested the context snmp command on one switch and now it shows other peer nodes aswell. il have to test other switches toobut i think the solution is found. Thank you for the helpfull tip!   Egert

There's new asset management functionality coming in 4.4. There will be option to configure the fields and fill them in for each node. I think there should also be a search mechanism. There's no mechanism to display these fields exactly on overview tab, but this could be achieved by a script DCI displayed there or by script macro called from commend field. Also, when this will be implemented, these values could be put into built-in fields from configuration poll hook: https://track.radensolutions.com/issue/NX-2402 In current version you can either use a custom attribute or a push DCI (e.g. you can use script object tool to edit the value). Searching could be done using "Find object" query, pls update if you need an example on this.

Hello Is someone monitoring Juniper Srx routers, and checking if main and backup partition have same fw version via NetXms? How did you achieve this? As far as i know, snmp doesent output this info.

I'd suggest to upgrade to 4.3 if possible - it has improved algorithm for thread pool resizing. In any case you can try to increase min and max size for main thread pool, to say 64 (can be 16 for 4.3, it should expand it aggressively if needed) and 512. Best regards, Victor

Thanks for the tip, this indeed solved the problem. Egert

Hello Would it be possible to launch default action when double clicking node on network map. For example go to web page or other costum tool. Would save time when we could double click, insetad of right click -> tools -> Costum tool. Egert

Thanks for the info

Yes, there is some encoding issue (also with µ). Should be fixed in next patch release.

Last line return $1; is there so transformation script returns DCI's value. Currently your DCI return "true" all the time.