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We have several clients that rely on IPsec VPN tunnels to and from our servers as well as their individual sites.

I've created a method to monitor that the tunnel is up and passing traffic using the ping subagent. Essentially, I ping the internal ip of the remote side from the clients server in our datacenter. I'd like to have a dashboard that has a nice green / red indicator based on whether the remote side is up (IE, if the ping is below 10000 which is the subagent timeout value then indicate green otherwise indicate red. )

Any ideas or suggestions?

I'd like to have netxms not send alerts for other nodes if a specific node is detected as down.

Situation:

If the internet connection on the monitoring server is detected as down (or has a brief hiccup as sometimes our provider does). I'd like netxms to not send alerts for other nodes. Just the internet connection.

I've looked at the situations but I'm not entirely sure how to implement it.

Victor,

I've yet to be able to get XMPP to work. Running 1.2.11 x64 which I just setup and installed the other day. Nothing shows in my error log. Any suggestions?

Victor, The above link displays as 404. Is there a new location?

Could this be added in a later release?

I'd like to have a dashboard item that calculates uptime in percentage. Say something that could output "Server uptime is: 99.95 %"

Anyone have any thoughts on how to do this?

Has anyone configured reports with NetXMS server installed on a windows machine?

Until they come out with a feature to do it automatically it's the only real way.

I've just been doing it by default as I add things.

Dragon, If you're monitoring traffic and want to display the graphs in bits per second instead of bytes just add the following transformation

$1 * 8

That should do the trick. Just remember to update your legends so they are displaying mb/sec or something to that affect.