NetXMS Support Forum

We just published patch release 1 for version 4.4. Changes since 4.4.0:

- Improved support for LLDP-V2-MIB
- Server can use both LLDP-MIB and LLDP-V2-MIB if supported by device
- Server saves SNMPv3 context engine ID alongside authoritative engine ID to avoid unnecessary engine ID discovery
- NXSL function GetDCIValues can be used to retrieve raw DCI values
- Added method "enableWinPerfCountersCache" to NXSL class "Node"
- Custom timeouts for external metric providers in agent
- Fixed incorrect display of line chart series with "Invert values" option
- Fixed database upgrade procedure (zone UIN update)
- Fixed memory leak in subagent "netsvc"
- Fixed bug in NXSL function FormatMetricPrefix
- Added workaround for "unexpected eof" OpenSSL error reported by web service calls to some servers
- Minor fixes in asset management
- Minor fixes and improvements in new management client application

Fixed issues:
- NX-2407 (Add the ability to duplicate server action in action manager)
- NX-2414 (nxdbmgr should ignore data for deleted DCIs if there's record in dci_delete_list for that DCI)
- NX-2415 (Legend text color is ignored in the nxmc console)
- NX-2419 (When log file monitoring with wildcards is used, data right after file creation might be skipped)
- NX-2428 (Cannot import configuration if threshold activation or deactivation event tags are missing or empty)
- NX-2434 (Add option to set user, password as a parameters for IMAP and SMTP)
- NX-2435 (0 is not shown on Y scale in graphs)

Is there a known problem with the Web UI? After login an error about an incopatible version of the communcation protocol is shown (server=[60, 4, 1, 1, 1, 45, 1, 2] client=[60, 4, 1, 1, 1, 44, 1, 2]).

Looks like web UI was not updated. Sometimes restart of Java application server can help, and/or deletion of temporary files of application server.

Best regards,
Victor

I uninstalled the WebUI, removed all remaining files and did a reinstall, now it is working. Seems something wasn't updated properly.
Thanks for your help,
Ben