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  • Server Crashed
    J JimSqu
    Support

    Thank you.  My day just got a whole lot better. ;D


  • Server Crashed
    J JimSqu
    Support

    Water and computers don't mix well.  Our main operations server that was running NetXMS 1.2.17x64 (Windows 2012R2) took several gallons of water from a leaky water heater on the floor above us.  Lucky for us this was the only server damaged but it's totally down and not recoverable. Our main SQL Server (MSSQL 2008R2) was not damaged and continues to operate fine so we have the databases. 

    My question is what will be the easiest way to recover operations.  We have new hardware that we are bringing back up and we can install the same version of NetXMS on it.  Can we just point it to the old database or will we have to start over from scratch (please no - we got several hundred units with lots of history)?

    Thanks for any suggestions.

    -Jim Squire


  • NetXMS generating errors in hosting server event log
    J JimSqu
    Support

    We are running NetXMS 1.2.17 on a Windows 2012R2 server and monitoring several hundred nodes.  We have noticed that on the server hosting NetXMS we are getting the following System Event log entry about every 65 seconds: "Unknown SNMP variable type 0x00000005 in GET response PDU" The Event ID: is 24 and it's source: is NetXMSCore

    Does anyone have any ideas on what is actually generating the event log and most importantly how to stop the entries from flooding our Event Log?

    Thanks.

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