NetXMS Support Forum

Hi,

you should import client library plugin project from src/java/client into workspace.

Best regards,
Victor

GENERIC means built-in generic driver. Seems that drivers are not loaded at all. Try to add the following line to netxmsd.conf:

LibraryDirectory = C:\programs\NetXMS\NetXMS\lib

and restart server.

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Victor

It should be able to use TNS names. Most likely it's client configuration or environment issue. Can you check what Oracle client is used by oracle.ddr?

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Victor

Fixed that (fix will be included in 2.0-M1). Problem was that status poll always used OID ".1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0". I change it so status poll will use value of snmp.testoid attribute.

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Victor

Hi,

try to use connect string in form //server_address/SID instead of TNS name.

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Victor

Hi,

if you select switch node in object tree, on verview page you'll see selected driver for that node. You can also run configuration poll manually - one of the messages will identify selected driver.

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Victor

Hallo,

benutzen Sie Agent oder Client? Für Client, gesetzt Sie richtige Benutzername und Passwort in Settings -> Connection.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Viktor

Still seems that problem is with XMPP library. XMPP sender action waits on mutex to acquire XMPP handle. On what operating system your server is running? If it is Linux, can you attach gdb to server process after

*actions* Sending XMPP message to

line appears in log but before actual message is sent, and create dump of all threads using thread apply all bt command?

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Victor

Thanks for update, I'll look more carefully into XMPP action then.

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Victor

Hi,

there are no uniform way to monitor databases, as they all are quite different. Some common approaches (relevant for almost any application) includes monitoring presence of specific processes (using Process.Count parameter) and network port availability. For some databases (Oracle, Informix, DB/2) there are monitoring agents that can provide some additional performance and status data. You can also try DBQuery subagent which is capable of running specific queries in database and provide results (or errors if query execution failed).

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Victor

Hi,

do you still have/remember source code of problematic script?

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Victor

You can turn on "Exclude from topology" option for problematic interfaces - then NetXMS server will not create matching subnets.

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Victor

So far looks like problem inside XMPP library we are using (libstrophe). I'll try to setup XMPP on my test system and reproduce this issue.

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Victor

How it happens that subnets added with wrong masks? If interfaces of known nodes configured correctly subnets should have correct masks as well.

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Victor

I didn't experience any delay myslef when I was testing this feature. Can you please enable debug logging (level 6) and check log messages started with XMPP:?

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Victor