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On a different server, I performed a fresh installation of nginx+tomcat+nxmc-6.2.4.war, and when I tested it, Pinview started working normally.

Thank you for your feedback. I have tried the following possibilities:

• I tried different NETXMS versions, currently 6.2.4 (the problem has persisted since the last 3 version upgrades).
• I recently installed TomCat 10 and re-uploaded the war file
• I tried with different browsers (Chrome, Opera, Firefox), but the result was the same.
• I select "Show server clock" in Client Preferences, save, and exit, but when I re-enter, it's still not set.
• I set the Alarms page using PinView F7, but the situation remains the same even after closing the browser or logging out.

PinView, which used to work, seems to have stopped working in the last couple of versions.

For example, after pinning some dashboards with PinView and then logging out or closing the browser and reopening, the dashboards I had previously set would reappear active.

Now, when I open the Pinboard panel, it's always empty.

Has anyone else encountered this?

Could this be a setting change or a bug?

Hello, there seems to be something strange with the current values ��displayed in the graph. It's as if they're not updating simultaneously with the graph.

Normally, the last value in the graph should be displayed as the current value, right?

Is this a setting issue or a bug?

I usually add my graphs with default settings. When I look at the data while monitoring traffic, viewing the graph and the values ��gives incorrect results.


I suspect it's taking the current value as if it were the value at the beginning of the graph, when it should actually be the last value in the most recent graph.

When I click on the admin document link in the upper right corner of the web console, I can't access the link shown in the image; it gives an SSL error.

Quote from: Filipp Sudanov on February 06, 2026, 05:16:34 PMNetXMS 6.0 uses newer version of GUI framework which requires newer version of servlet API. Please try tomcat10

Although Tomcat 9 came pre-installed with Alma Linux 9, I tried manually installing Tomcat 10 and the web interface worked normally.


Please note that the administrator documentation does not contain detailed requirements for version 6.0.

https://www.netxms.org/documentation/adminguide/installation.html#web-management-client

I have upgraded the server and agents from 5.2.8 to 6.0.0 succesfully.

Also, deployed the Web interface (war) 6.0.0.jar on tomcat9 with jre 17, but not working.

Today netxms version was updated to 4.2.433-1 and the mentioned faulty sensors started to work.

It seems after upgrade the server, a new sensor was added automaticly by policy from the template
to the netxms server.  At this stage, I have disabled this control and prevented it from giving an error, but which ssl is this sensor controlling?

I can get a node's traffic value by writing a simple script, but when I add this script to the data collection configuration section of the node to track it as data, it gives an error (Unsupported) and stops collecting data.

What would be the reason ?







However, after waiting for a while, it crashes into passive mode with an error.


Status of DCI 0x00001861 (Script: t) changed to UNSUPPORTED

I use netxms version, 4.2.432-1 on debian 11 server.  After upgrading to the latest version, the following error started to appear.

What could be the reason for the following error?


Status of DCI 0x0000185F (Internal: Server.Certificate.ExpirationIn) changed to UNSUPPORTED

Quote from: Filipp Sudanov on February 09, 2022, 02:28:53 PM
Try stopping Tomcat and deleting work catalog, then redeploying .war file again.

Cleaned folders on tomcat work Catalina folder and worked normally, thanks.

First of all, thanks for the great work for this version.

I have upgraded the netxms-server from 3.9.420-1 to 4.0.2088-1.  And web console also upgraded,  but can not login because of network protocol mismatch error.

thanks Filipp, upgraded the agent without any issue.

great news Victor, good to see you haven't forgotten about us, thank you.