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Hi! Upper limit for retention time is 100000 days (approximately 273 years). But you should keep in mind that storing data for very long period can cause your database to grow to very large size and possibly impact performance. Best regards, Victor

Hi! You should create separate events (for example, DISK_SPACE_WARNING, DISK_SPACE_CRITICAL) for each level you wish to have. Then add appropriate thresholds and set your custom events as activation events. For example, for threshold "> 50" set  DISK_SPACE_WARNING as event, and for threshold "> 90" set DISK_SPACE_CRITICAL as event. Don't forget to order thresholds properly - in case with disk space, you should start with "> 90", then "> 75", then "> 50". See data collection section in manual for explanation. Add appropriate processing to event processing policy. Best regards, Victor

Hi! If you really need alert every hour for every host, you can create two thresholds for "Status" DCI covering all possible values (for example, one for "equals 0", other for "not equals 0"), configure it to send same event on activation, and set repeat interval to 3600 seconds. Then add processing for generated event as usual. You will have this event generated every hour. Best regards, Victor

Hi! It's not possible with current GUI. Currently your only option is to write your own reporting tool using NetXMS API or directly accessing database. Best regards, Victor

Hi,       I want to pull the reports for all the services which is monitored by netxms Eg: i want to see the report for the service , like disk utilization from all the nodes which is monitored by netxms , Please find the screenshot for the details and help me , Thanks, Subbu report.JPG

Hi! Because your application written in Java, in process list you will see only a bunch of Java VM processes. If you don't have some API to determine if your application is still running, I see the only way is to determine full command line for each of your applications, and if they are differs, then you are lucky and can monitor if each application is running by using Process.CountEx parameters. Best regards, Victor