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Hi! Personally I never try to monitor Windows servers via SNMP, but as far as I know, Windows SNMP agent does not provide performance data out of the box. You have to prepare it using Performance Monitor MIB Builder Tool (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc723464.aspx#XSLTsection130121120120). I don't know if this still applies to Windows Server 2003. Best regards, Victor

Dear all, I solve this problem by using WMI query WMI.Query(root\cimv2,select * from Win32_PerfRawData_PerfOS_Memory,PoolNonpagedBytes) Kelvin Sin

Is log file name represents current date and time? If yes, then for that pattern active log file can be identified as following: <file>AMS3AutoDealerLog%H%a%d%b%Y.AMS3</file> Logwatch will automatically switch to new file each hour. But if log file name contains past hour, not current, then you will need to create external script which will provide logwatch with file name to parse. To use script for generating log file name, use following syntax: <file>AMS3AutoDealerLog`my_script_name`.AMS3</file> Best regards, Victor

Hi! You can add additional parameters to agent using ExternalParameter config file option. For example, you can add to nxagentd.conf on some node ExternalParameter = WebVersion:wget -qO- https://www.netxms.org/download | perl -e 'while(<>) { chomp $$_; if ($$_ =~ /stable version is ([0-9\.]+)\,/) { print "$$1\n"; } }' After that, agent will provide additional parameter named WebVersion. You can get value of this parameter by creating new DCI on this node, and create thresholds to detect value changes. Best regards, Victor