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@Tatjana:
Thanks for the info and the workaround - that will help me until the update comes.

Hi Victor,

to make sure, I did a fresh download of the Win32-x64-console-binary, unpacked it in a separate folder, renamed the .nxmc-folder in my home directory so it would start with a fresh one. Given that the layout was totally different then, it must have worked.
The SNMP-Walk problem stayed nevertheless.
The console-binary says its Version 2.2.2(build 9504), the netxms-Server is version 2.2.2-1 from the repository: "http://packages.netxms.org/ubuntu/ trusty main".
The command "netxmsd -v" gives this output:
NetXMS Server Version 2.2.2 Build 9504 (2.2.2) (UNICODE)
NXCP: 4.48.1.12 (AES-256, Blowfish-256, 3DES, AES-128, Blowfish-128)
Built with: g++ (Ubuntu 4.8.2-19ubuntu1) 4.8.2

So it at least seems to be the same.

Hi Dani@M3T,

no, this setting is not active.

Hi,

datatypes seem correct to me (you can check for yourself in the attached screenshot in my first posting) - "STRING" for "SysDescr" is pretty plausible.
I can retrieve and display the "SysDescr" value by SNMP without a problem - it just does not show in a SNMP walk (just like all other values, but which are also retrievable and meaningful). I have also checked on other Servers/Routers that I know for sure worked before the upgrade to 2.2.2.

Hi,

I have upgraded from 2.1 to 2.2.2, running on a Ubuntu 16.04
Since the upgrade when setting up new data collection items using SNMP walk, there are no values shown.
SNMP requests are working fine - I get octett values for the interfaces and can display them via "History", all the graphs are still working/updated, etc.
I have checked via tcpdump that when starting the SNMP walk a "GetNextRequest" is sent to the server in question and a "GetResponse" is received by the NetXMS-Server (I asked for ".1.3.6.1.2.1.1.6"/SysLocation and got  .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.6.0 and the corrrect value back).
So in general SNMP requests are working, just no values are shown - please see the attached example (a walk on .1.3.6.1.2.1.1).

Can anybody help?