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Could you please enable crash dump collecting and send us minidump of the crash? To enable it, you need to add these options in nxagentd.conf: CreateCrashDumps=yes FullCrashDumps=yes DumpDirectory=c:\netxms\dump You also need to create "c:\netxms\dump" directory.

Hi Victor, No sorry, I don't see that line: [17-Jul-2012 16:16:19] [session:0] GetParameterValue(): result is 0 (SUCCESS) [17-Jul-2012 16:16:19] [session:0] Sending message CMD_REQUEST_COMPLETED (size 4 [17-Jul-2012 16:16:20] DBConnect: server=CS9DEV db=(null) login=SYSRDR schema=(n ull) [17-Jul-2012 16:16:41] [session:0] Received message CMD_GET_PARAMETER [17-Jul-2012 16:16:41] [session:0] Requesting parameter "Test(2,3)" [17-Jul-2012 16:16:41] H_ExternalParameter called for "Test(2,3)" "S"Echo $1 $2" " [17-Jul-2012 16:16:41] H_ExternalParameter: command line is ""Echo 2 3"" [17-Jul-2012 16:16:41] H_ExternalParameter (shell exec): worker thread created [17-Jul-2012 16:16:41] H_ExternalParameter/POpenWorker: worker thread pipe read result: 00AAF788 [17-Jul-2012 16:16:41] H_ExternalParameter (shell exec): execution status 0 [17-Jul-2012 16:16:41] [session:0] GetParameterValue(): result is 0 (SUCCESS) [17-Jul-2012 16:16:41] [session:0] Sending message CMD_REQUEST_COMPLETED (size 5 6) Grtz,Peter.

@prutser said in Oracle Login Check: However maybe 1 question. It seems that when i want to edit the etc/nxagentd.conf, to reflect the changes, I hav to restart the agent service. Is there another way to reflect the changes in the config file? No, agent should be restarted to load updated config (at least now). However, if you edit agent's config from management console (right click on node -> edit agent configuration), there are an options to "save" or "save and restart agent". To use this feature agent should have write access to config file and server's IP should be in ControlServers or MasterServers section of agent's config.

 I 've been fiddling around with the conditions and condition.status(*) and it works like a charm. What still might be a nice feature is that a condition could take another condition as a data-value (Now it can only take a host/dci). But I work around by using an intermediate DCI. (This takes an extra delay, but is not really a problem...) Also thank you for the tip about the trusted nodes part, because I would never have figured that out! Apparently you get an "not supported" error then... 

You can create network service only under node object - because network service is just a process on a host, listening on TCP port. So, if you wish to monitor SSH on host 10.0.0.1, you create node object fro 10.0.0.1 and create SSH service object under it. I don't actually understand question about rights - you can use the same rights assignment as for any other object. Best regards, Victor

Still only a plans unfortunately....

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