NetXMS Support Forum

Hi,

assuming you are using version 2.1.x you can put proper group name in DCI configuration. You can use macro {instance} there, so for example you can set group name for both Tx and Rx DCI as IfTraffic_{instance} - then server will create unique group name for each Tx/Rx DCI pair, and you'll have one graph per interface.

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Victor

Hi,

seems like a bug, either in UI or server. What version you are using? Could you please share client log file (usually .nxmc/data/.metadata/.log in user's home directory).

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Victor

Hi,

I see that device is not responding to server's requests. What are authentication and encryption algorithms configured on that device?

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Victor

Hi,

download XML file to your workstation and choose Tools -> Import configuration from main menu, then choose XML file to import.

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Victor

Hi,

could you show all parent subnets for this node?

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Victor

Hi,

seems to be a bug. What browser and OS you are using? Do you have UI scaling on?

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Victor

Seems to be a bug in 2.1.2. We will check.

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Victor

Hi,

please share your configuration - maybe I'll spot the error.

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Victor

Macros within parameter name expanded only when you apply template to node. If it is fine, you can use script macro, and read custom attribute in script. But if you want that DCI will use current value of custom attribute immediately after your change it, themn the only option is to switch to script DCI and use AgentReadParameter function. For example:


return AgentReadParameter($node, "ServiceCheck.Custom(" . GetCustomAttribute($node, "IP") . ",80)");


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Victor

Hi,

scripts are case-sensitive - i.e. node and Node are two different identifiers. There are no restrictions on formatting, white spaces, new lines, etc.

You can test your scripts by selecting "execute server script" option on a node. Script will have $node variable set, and you can use trace function or print statement to generate debug output that will be seen in output field during script execution.

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Victor

Hi,

please check that you don't have ICMP disabled and that netxmsd process can send ICMP packets (runs as root or given necessary access). I will check why SNMP responses are not understood.

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Victor

Hi,

currently it's half-done feature. So far it determines if SNMP device is a physical device (only for some devices). Agent already have parameter System.IsVirtual - but currently it is ignored by server. We will implement it in the future, and yes, it will require agent to work on generic OS.

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Victor

Hi,

isn't disk time the same thing? It is time spent on I/O - which seems to be the same as disk latency defined in Windows documentation as "A measure of the time delay from the time a disk IO request is created, until the time the disk IO request is completed".

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Victor

Just rename them to .txt and use usual procedure.

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Victor

Currently no. We have a feature request for that.

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Victor