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@victor said in Expected number of connections: This is firewall design problem in my opinion, as this is perfectly normal traffic pattern. Sure, understood. Because firewall keeps connection state table entry hanging around for 60s this exacerbates the apparent "issue".

I registered this as a bug: https://track.radensolutions.com/issue/NX-2543 We will discuss internally what could be the best approach to fix it. Best regards, Victor

Fixed in upcoming 5.0.5. MIB compiler is now case-insensitive when selecting files by extension, and server ensures that MIB files upload via GUI have extension .mib. Best regards, Victor

This was fixed, fix will be in next patch release (should be out within a week or so). Pls report, if you find similar issue with other things besides graphs.

How are these intervals chosen? Looks a bit random. 1323, 1421, 1520, etc. Also would be great if there was a marker at 00:00. [image: ksnip_20231121-161702.png]

This is the new UI. I am testing from Linux.

Yes, that worked.

Thanks as always, Victor!

There is no such option in the driver. However, it is possible to use configuration poll hook to test if node name is "name" and driver is "TELTONIKA", and rename it as desired. Sample script that does this and sets node name to product name: if ($node->name == 'name' and $node->driver == 'TELTONIKA') { $node->rename($node->productName); } Best regards, Victor

In address search results, the Switch node is given, if known. It would be nice if I could right-click on the result row and jump straight to the Object Details view of that node. Same for the Node column too, I guess.

TADA! Feature has been implemented in NetXMS 4.4.  Good work, NetXMS team.

Bit of a big ask this one, probably, but....Vector map exports. Plain SVG would be good but what would be great would be drawio. Great diagram program and it's open-source.

I think that it could be good idea to ignore notPresent interfaces by default on the server level. We will discuss that internally and likely add as configurable option. But for now hook script is a way to go. Best regards, Victor

Just looking at a server where the NodeDiscoveryPoller queue is over 600000. I can see in the logs that it is trying many many IP address starting with 172. I found that I had added a discovery target of 172.28.15.0 with a netmask of /0. I don't actually know what this means to NetXMS, was it trying from 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255 inclusive? I think a warning that a netmask of /0 means way more IP addresses than you'd usually want would be a good idea here.

Agreed, I would also like to see a selectable list of columns and/or drag and drop column re-ordering. Main bugbear is that the interface status column is now usually off-screen now for all but the largest/widest of monitors.

Great stuff!

Address filter is empty, just filtering on SNMP/SSH/agent protocol. Following hints in this thread https://www.netxms.org/forum/general-support/discovery-through-proxy/15/ I increased ThreadPool.Discovery.BaseSize from 1 to 4 and enabled parallel processing, then restarted the service. The expected node was then discovered by the next day [as with the other system, log level is such that they were rotated away so I don't know exactly when]. I am going to assume that other things I wasn't specifically looking for have been discovered as well. [image: ksnip_20220705-090618.png]

Yes, the VLANs are reported against the switchports correctly with both GENERIC and CISCO-SB driver [here I am discussing CBS350-24FP-4X]. The "Location" field is no longer populated once switching to CISCO-SB. I think this is not a problem, with GENERIC it shows the location as "0/1/0/29" for interface te1/0/1, I am not sure that location is correct. [image: ksnip_20220613-110728.png]

OK, Unifi APs don't support this MIB.

Address Map is a useful tool but I think a few things could enhance it: Some way of representing DHCP scopes. I guess this would just be a parameter on the "Subnet" Object class rather than a dummy host that has 50 IP addresses Populate it from ARP cache as well Colour the above two things with different colours or symbols to distinguish how "true" they might be Tooltip when hovering over an IP if it's a known node, click on it to jump to it, etc Right click on a "free" IP with option to ping from an agent if there is one in that network with ICMP subagent, and report back if IP was free and no ARP response seen