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#2101
Hi,

you should add server's real IP address to MasterServers as well.

Best regards,
Victor
#2102
Hi,

we need MIBs for the switch and ideally also access to test device to build a driver.

Best regards,
Victor
#2103
Hi,

do you have mixed authentication mode enabled on SQL server?

Best regards,
Victor
#2104
Announcements / Re: NetXMS 2.1-RC1 released
June 09, 2017, 02:12:35 PM
Hi,

we expect to made stable release 2.1 within next two weeks.

Best regards,
Victor
#2105
Hi,

it seems to be a bug (at least it should not end up in NPE). I'll register it as a bug.

Best regards,
Victor
#2106
General Support / Re: 2.1-RC1 Console - slowish
May 30, 2017, 11:39:23 PM
Hi,

if you close alarm browser and object details views will you still experience slowness?

Best regards,
Victor
#2107
Hi,

can you configure your system to generate core file after crash? I can analyze core with gdb then.

Best regards,
Victor
#2108
Hi,

this could be caused by older version of libraries already installed. Try to remove old NetXMS libraries (probably under /usr/local/lib).

Best regards,
Victor
#2109
Мы нашли проблемы с авторизацией при использовании HTTPS. Сейчас переделываем плагин.
#2110
Если еще никто не отозвался, пишите мне в личку.
#2111
Сейчас такой возможности нет. Добавил в бактрекер (https://track.radensolutions.com/issue/NX-1258).
#2112
Hi,

as far as I remember it was fixed in 2.1 branch, but I'll double check.

Best regards,
Victor
#2113
Hi,

there are multiple ways. First you can create script DCI that will do SNMP walk over OSPF neighbor table and check for changes. You may also check for SNMP traps - most likely Cisco will send trap on each OSPF topology change.

Best regards,
Victor
#2114
So you are getting "SNMP unreachable" events when proxy agent restarts, but no "SNMP OK" after proxy connection is restored, right?
#2115
Hi,

what if you set positions to 2 and 3 instead of 1 and 2?

Best regards,
Victor