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Proxied DCIs are buffered and then synced, but I am not sure about proxied SNMP Traps.

Viktor will have to answer that.

SNMP Traps are proxied, that was implemented some time ago.
Syslog proxying is currently not implemented.

For custom development, you can use the contact form at:
https://www.netxms.org/contact/

Try to use $object->name rather then $node->name, since more then just nodes are placed on the map (like subnets, etc.).

If nodes have proper Latitude and Longitude, they will be properly put on world map.

You can use it by going to "View->World Map".
Remember that Lat and Long need to be set, its not enough to just set the fields like Country, City, etc.

I dont think this is a bug, its normal to get no value if the value has not been read from the node yet (due to server just starting up).

Simply code around it in your script... either return error, or something similiar.
(we do it like that in all our scripts)

What exactly does not work?

Probably best to leave the events to be generated, and instead modify EPP (event processing policy) to not create alarms for these events from certain nodes where you know this is supposed to happen.

This is better then disabling the event generation all together.

Use "View->Alarm Log" and setup whatever filtering you like.

This basicly shows you alarm history, where you can configure filters and conditions and sorting as you like.

The legacy console has been deprecated, it wont be present in 2.0 AFAIK.

Yes, you can auto-format values on the map.
Use the "Format string" option.

See this:
https://dev.raden.solutions/issues/697

You need to pick one of those options.
1) So either covert it to a script DCI (and create the corresponding script) and then modify the Summary Table.
2) Modify the dummy rule to add the instance to it and then modify the Summary Table.

We use it like this as well, it works.

If it still doesnt work for you, post a screenshot of your DCI config and your Summary Table config.

Multiple options here:
1) You can convert them to Script type DCIs, those have unique parameters (which is the script name).
2) You can use instance with "dummy" type DCIs. It is ignored, and can be used for the "dummy" type DCI to have a unique parameter.
Example: dummy("something")

I suggest watching the tutorial videos:
https://www.netxms.org/forum/general-support/netxms-video-tutorial-series/

This particular topic is covered in video 8.

Using latest realease - 2.0-RC1 - ifAlias is present in the Interface table.

I guess you are using an older version, if so, just upgrade to 2.0-RC1.


sub main()
{
  obj = FindObject($1);
  if (obj == null)
  {
    println "Object not found Id:" . $1;
    return;
  }

  SetCustomAttribute(obj,"Bau",$2);
  SetCustomAttribute(obj,"Etage",$3);
  SetCustomAttribute(obj,"Raum",$4);

  //println "Hello World " . $1 . " " . $2 . " " . $3 . " " . $4 . " " . $5;
}