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Has anyone been able to come up with a way to send alarms to an N8N instance? I have tried Hook::AlarmStateChange, and a notification channel and nothing works. I was on 5.2.4 but upgraded to 5.2.6 to see if that opens anything up.

I have been hitting up Google and all the LLM's, to no avail.

I am attempting to sedn JSON from netxms to N8N.

Thanks!

I have to think that others have gotten this to work, but neither myself, CoPilot or Grok have been able to. 

'All' I want to do is bind nodes that may have, between various sites, an IP that could be in one of three subnets per site, and bind them to that specific container that has IP specific auto bind rules. 

I cannot find any examples that point me in the right direction from within the past 2-3 years that get me any where.

Does anyone have any code snippets that show this working like I am attempting to use it?

Thanks!

For the life of me, I cannot figure out how I can treat VLAN changes like port state changes? Does anyone know by what method this can be done?

After setting up business services (which is pretty slick BTW) how do I clear out the data from the setup period so that my percentages are correct?

I thought it was possible to create a dashboard with a DCI template / context and have the dashboard itself populated with nodes that you filter for. 

Creating a dashboard that is applied to nodes of a specific type when you click on them is fantastic, but I am trying to wrap my head around how to have all of those nodes appear on a single dashboard without me having to manually add them? Or did I miss something in the docs?

For example, I want all the netonix switch temperature readings on a single dashboard, then filtered by highest temp first.

How do I list all nodes that are unmanaged or past the license limit so that I can disable them and have only the nodes I ABOSLUTELY need up and running until I move off of a windows server?

I have the node being polled with working OID's, I see the values as applied to the node from the DCI template applied to it. The numerical values are displayed on the map, however the text inside the 'display name' filed of the DCI data source, which is SNMP is not displaying the text in the 'Display Name' field. 

Am I doing something wrong? 

Running on 5.2.0, currently on Windows as I run housekeeper in the background to delete old data so that I can export the DB and moved to a new Ubuntu install........



Thanks!

We are attempting to monitor our OSPF links with NetXMS, however NetXMS does not appear to be detecting OSPF on V6 or V7 routers? Is there a command or option I need to enable or turn on for this to work?

Two versions ago I was able to properly display the bandwidth in use on a 10G Siklu 8010-FX link. I can now see and display the modulation of the link, 8.1G VS 10G etc, however I cannot seem to display the bandwidth in use. How can I format it or transform it to get, for example 1,864 G, or 1.8G? or 1864G? Below is what I am getting back from a connection pushing between 1.8G & 2.1G.

OID: .1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.2
Value: 142325432749449
Type: Counter64

OID: .1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.2
Value: 142325432749449
Type: Counter64

OID: .1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.2
Value: 142324578443714
Type: Counter64

Apparently I have totally and utterly missed the boat on this one. I have been googling and experimenting for over an hour for something that should NOT be this hard. 

I have a number in bits/sec (257402792) that I want to display as mbits/sec (2059.22), via a DCI template to apply to multiple devices. I am pulling the correct number from SNMP, and if I just display the bits/sec number it is correct. 

However, I cannot, for the life of me figure out how I am supposed to do this with the format string field? All I see are references to %*d or %s. Why? What do they do? How does netxms process them? Where are the variables? How are they applied? All I can find is some oracle doc that just says "makes it a decimal". 

Is there some part of the manual I am just not comprehending, or seeing? Is there some search term I am not thinking to use to link me to a post already in this forum? How can something this seemingly simple be completely left out of the manual? How am I not finding this documented anywhere?

How can something this basic be seemingly missing?

Any pointers would be appreciated.

Thanks.