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Started by curruscanis, February 25, 2025, 07:42:45 PM

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curruscanis

I have been upgrading my NetXMS system, and I back fighting the web console that I gave up on a while ago.

Current system is a Ubuntu 18.04 server, running NetXMS 5.0.8, system works fine with a management console from a windows PC.

I have run the gambit of install / reinstall / remove various web systems, and followed the instructions from :

https://netxms.org/documentation/adminguide/installation.html#how-to-configure-the-netxms-web-client-with-jetty-in-linux

I upgraded Java from 11 to 17, here is the info on the JAVA on the server:
openjdk version "17.0.7" 2023-04-18
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 17.0.7+7-Ubuntu-0ubuntu118.04)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 17.0.7+7-Ubuntu-0ubuntu118.04, mixed mode, sharing)

Currently, I have attempted both Tomcat 9, and Jetty, running Java version 17, and with either web platform I get the following page when I go the site that should display the web console:

{"description":"NetXMS web service API version 5.0.8","version":"5.0.8","build":"5.0-1066-g6c885ac8ec"}



I don't know where to look now or what I am doing wrong... the .war file appears to be correct and in the correct place.

Please let me know if you all have any suggestions... Thank you!

Alex Kirhenshtein

You've downloaded wrong file, instead of nxmc  you are using the API war

Alex Kirhenshtein


curruscanis

Thank you very much for pointing out my error, however, I have attempted the download of the .war file that you gave the link for and I also have done it for 
https://netxms.com/download/releases/5.0/nxmc-5.0.8.war, which is the version of NETMXS that my server is running... 

But in either case I now get a 404 not found error, but I am not sure how to troubleshoot why I am not getting the web console.

Filipp Sudanov

For me it works under tomcat9.
Check tomcat log (journalctl -u tomcat9.service) - on startup it logs JVM Version. If you have several versions of Java installed on your system, tomcat may pick not the latest one.