NetXMS Support Forum

I have several DCIs for ping times that do not report data if the ping fails and display them on a dashboard, but currently netxms interpolates between all data points, it would be nice if it took the polling rate into account and instead of interpolating a large gap, it would fill the gap with a specific color.

Attached two images how it currently looks like and how I imagined this feature. As you can see on the first image it's barely visible that there were missing pings, but on the second you can tell that at a glance.

I'm trying to migrate NetXMS from a physical host to an LXC container and also upgrade to TimescaleDB.

I installed NetXMS 5.1.3 in the container and initialized a postgres 15 database with timescaledb, then I upgraded the existing host to the same version and stopped the service in both locations.

Then I run
nxdbmgr migrate old_netxmsd.conf which started the migration, but failed with a Windows Event log:
Migrating table win_event_log
SQL query failed (22001 ERROR:  value too long for type character varying(2000)):
INSERT INTO win_event_log (id,event_timestamp,node_id,zone_uin,origin_timestamp,log_name,event_source,event_severity,event_code,message,raw_data) VALUES (?,to_timestamp(?),?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)
Failed input record:(Truncated the event data, but it was also printed.)

I thought about removing records in the source db which violate the new constraints to complete the migration, but what about new records that netxms will attempt to insert in the new db?

What should I do in this case?

I just deployed 30+ PCs from a sysprepped image with WDS and noticed that all agent IDs are the same, but - so far - it didn't cause any issues and I can't see alerts related to this - like you get for duplicate MAC addresses. So I'm wondering does it have to be unique? If so, what step(s) should I take during sysprepping in the future (and also now after the deploy) to make it unique? If not, then what's the purpose of that ID?
Tried looking it up in the admin guide, but couldn't find anything related to imaging with an agent install or what's the role of this ID.

I like to keep an eye on our squid proxy traffic on the dashboard, but I'm only interested in the message column, which gets squished by the first 6 columns, I can resize them one-by-one to zero width but that also gets lost on a refreh.
I'd like to see an option to hide columns and/or save their width percentages.

Hi,

I'm trying to set up a log parser rule that would trigger an event if an administrator logs on to a monitored computer, however this rule causes the NetXMS server to crash with segmentation fault.

NetXMS Server versions that I've tried: 4.5.3, 4.5.4

The parser which causes the crash (made it with the GUI then switched to the XML view):
<parser name="Default parser">
   <macros/>
   <rules>
      <rule name="Admin logon">
         <match repeatInterval="0" reset="false">Emelt szintű jogkivonat:\s+Igen(?:.|\n)+Fióknév:\s+(\w+)</match>
         <event>VV_ADMIN_LOGON</event>
         <id>4624</id>
         <agentAction action=""></agentAction>
      </rule>
   </rules>
</parser>Windows event 4624 is created when a user logs in and with this rule I'd like to check if they're an administrator and what is their name. (The monitored desktops run Windows 10 with Hungarian language.)

How could I solve this?

I'd like to automate the installation of applications on Windows 10 machines with winget and two scripts.
I have the following script on the host in c:\wg.ps1
$p=Resolve-Path "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.DesktopAppInstaller_*_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe"
echo "Winget path is: '$p'"
& "$p\winget" $args(This script fixes MS logic to not make winget available from the system context.) It works fine when invoked from an elevated cmd like this:
powershell -Command c:\wg install -e -h --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements --log c:\install-log.txt --scope machine --id Notepad++.Notepad++
I also have the following nx script to install a few programs:
pkgIds = %(
"VeyonSolutions.Veyon --custom /NoMaster",
"Git.Git",
'Microsoft.VisualStudioCode --custom "--add \"Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.ManagedDesktop;includeRecommended\" --add \"Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.NetWeb;includeRecommended\""',
"GIMP.GIMP",
"Inkscape.Inkscape",
"OpenJS.NodeJS",
"ApacheFriends.Xampp.8.2",
"Oracle.VirtualBox",
"RARLab.WinRAR",
"mcmilk.7zip-zstd",
"Notepad++.Notepad++",
"Python.Python.3.11",
"AivarAnnamaa.Thonny",
"Ghisler.TotalCommander",
"Adobe.Acrobat.Reader.64-bit",
"Postman.Postman"
);

println("Installing winget packages");
for (pkg : pkgIds) {
    print("Installing " . pkg . ": ");
    cmd = "-Command c:\wg install --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements --log c:\install-log.txt -h -e --scope machine --id " . pkg;
    res = $node->executeAgentCommand("ps", cmd);
    println(res ? "OK" : "FAILED");
}
println("End of winget installation");and the ps action is defined like this in the agent config:
Action = ps:powershell $1When I run the script it scrolls through all the packages in about 2 sec and prints OK for all of them when they clearly didn't succeed.
By now I spent 3-4 days with this issue and I just can't figure out where is the problem and I'm out of ideas what to try.
I verified that the wg.ps1 works by executing it from cmd, I verified that the nx script works by replacing the wg script with one that prints the args to a txt file.