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#3076
Hi,

yes, there was a bug in WINPERF subagent. I just fixed it. Fix will be included in 2.0-M5. Also, attached is winperf.nsm for 2.0-M4 x64 with a fix.

Best regards,
Victor
#3077
Announcements / Re: NetXMS 2.0-M4 released
April 30, 2015, 12:39:47 PM
Hi,

I've fixed VPN connector issue. 2.0-M5 will contain this fix.

Best regards,
Victor
#3078
General Support / Re: Release
April 30, 2015, 12:38:21 PM
Hi,

most likely near end of June.

Best regards,
Victor
#3079
As it turns out event ID and root cause event ID are not shown in event log. I've fixed it for next release, but currently you can check server log for message like

CorrelateEvent: event SYS_NODE_DOWN id ...

followed by

CorrelateEvent: finished, rootId=...

Number after rootId= will be ID of root cause event. You can find it either in server log or select directly from database by running SQL

SELECT * FROM event_log WHERE event_id=<id>

Best regards,
Victor
#3080
Hi,

try to upgrade to 2.0-M4 which is just released.

Best regards,
Victor
#3081
So that's the problem - server found another event that is considered root cause and so mark this event as correlated. Correlated events do not pass through event processing policy. You can see root cause event ID in event log and check what is root cause event (and if it was correct).

Best regards,
Victor
#3082
General Support / Re: Gathered Data
April 30, 2015, 10:15:26 AM
Hi,

yes, connection information for last known port will be kept until either node reappears on different port or another node will be detected on same switch port.

Best regards,
Victor
#3083
Hi,

should be fixed in 2.0-M4.

Best regards,
Victor
#3084
Hi!

Yes, it is part of topology poll. It's actually a Cisco's non-standard feature to provide FDBs per VLAN - you should pass community string suffixed by @ character and VLAN ID to get FDB for that VLAN (or set context to "vlan-<id>" for SNMP v3) (Cisco example for reading FDB: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/simple-network-management-protocol-snmp/44800-mactoport44800.html). I'm not completely sure what Cisco devices requires this to get full FDB and what do not. It seems that we'll have to create separate driver for 6500 series - can you figure out what is correct way for reading full FDB from them?

Best regards,
Victor
#3085
Hi,

in server log (on debug level 5 or higher) there should be record like

EVENT 28 (ID: ...

for each SYS_NODE DOWN event. Has it also mark CORRELATED?

Best regards,
Victor
#3086
Announcements / NetXMS 2.0-M4 released
April 29, 2015, 09:41:28 PM
Hi all!

NetXMS 2.0-M4 released. This release mostly targeted to fix issui]es found in 2.0-M3, but there is also improvements in configuration export/import and few other changes. Full change log is following:

- Script export/import
- Object tools export/import
- DCI summary tables export/import
- Template hierarchy preserved during export/import
- NXSL functions and classes to work with alarms
- MEGATEC protocol support in UPS subagent
- Fixed broken WoL functionality
- Fixed broken PING subagent
- Fixed database upgrade issues on MS SQL
- IPv6 support in PING subagent
- Network device driver can be manually selected for node by setting snmp.driver custom attribute
- Added default melodies for alarms
- Added option to play sound on alarm sound preference page
- Interface objects can be used on network maps
- Android Agent:
   - Added support for Lollipop MR1 (v5.1)
   - Updated support library
- Android Console:
   - Changed order of overview items to match Java console (node browser)
   - Added MTU field in interface details (node browser)
   - Updated support library
- Fixed issues: #655, #657, #696, #701, #724, #799, #800, #803, #804, #805, #811, #812, #813

Best regards,
Victor
#3087
Скрипт может выглядеть например так:


snmp = CreateSNMPTransport($node);
if (snmp == null)
   return 0;

varbinds = SNMPWalk(snmp, ".1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2");
if (varbinds == null)
   return 0;
   
count = 0;
total = 0;
foreach(v : varbinds)
{
   total += v->value;
   count++;
}

return (count > 0) ? total / count : 0;

#3088
It's just made available for download.

Best regards,
Victor

#3089
Hi,

it looks perfectly fine. I re-run tests on my system, and agent picks up everything as expected. Let's try to upgrade this system to 2.0-M4 (just to make sure I'm checking latest codebase) , and if it will not help I'll create special build with additional debug.

Best regards,
Victor