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Действительно не работает. Только что исправили, в следующем патч релизе будет работать.

Перепутал немного, называется "translucent":

Try using utf-8, it could be issue with character set transformation internally. Most mail clients should understand utf-8 encoded emails correctly.

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Victor

Hi,

you can turn off automatic layout for map by right click - selecting "layout" - unchecking "enable automatic layout".

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Victor

Hi,

try using

ActionShellExec = kill_qv:c:\NetXMS\batches\kill_qv.bat

in agent configuration file.

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Victor

Yes, you are correct - it is interval between instance discovery polls. You can set it to larger value without missing anything else.

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Victor

Quote from: hayarm on March 21, 2022, 03:14:42 PM
Здравствуйте, поменялись цвета в графах,  не совподает с выбранным.

Там полупрозрачная заливка, попробуйте убрать опцию "transparent" в свойствах графика.

Hi,

in version 4 SMTP was re-implemented as notification channel, and I suspect that there is a bug in configuration conversion. Could you please share configuration for SMTP channel on your system?

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Victor

Hi,

you can create object tool that will execute NXSL script, and use SNMPSet function or set method in SNMP transport object (see reference here: https://www.netxms.org/documentation/nxsl-latest/#func-snmpset).

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Victor

Yes, you can add element of type "object tools" - it will display button for each configured tool and execute it when button is pressed.

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Victor

It will be there, just not moved from old UI yet.

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Victor

Hi,

there are two independent polls that produce those two events. One is status poll, that checks node connectivity using agent, SNMP, and finally ICMP if neither SNMP agent nor NetXMS agent are responding. This poll can generate events SYS_SNMP_UNREACHABLE, SYS_AGENT_UNREACHABLE, SYS_NODE_UNREACHABLE, and SYS_NODE_DOWN. Difference between SYS_NODE_UNREACHABLE and SYS_NODE_DOWN is that "unreachable" generated when server can detect network failure between itself and target node.
Another poll is ICMP poll, it was added in version 4.0. It's main use is to do regular ICMP pings and collect response time and packet loss statistic. In addition, it will generate event SYS_ICMP_UNREACHABLE when node is not responding to ICMP. If that happen after SYS_NODE_DOWN then ICMP unreachable event will be correlated to node down event, but because those two types of poll run asynchronously it is possible that node became actually unreachable after last status poll run and before next ICMP poll run, thus generating ICMP unreachable event that cannot be correlated to node down event.
You can effectively hide those ICMP unreachable events by disabling or removing rules that generate alarms from them, and unchecking "write to event log" option in event template configuration for SYS_ICMP_UNREACHABLE and SYS_ICMP_OK.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi,

what server version you are using? Also, try to set debug level to 5 on server and check server log for lines starting with NXSL: F_AgentExecuteAction.

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Victor

Hi,

what exact server version you are using? There was a bug in auto-apply functionality, but it should be fixed in latest patch release.

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Victor

Hi,

if nodes already classified into one of two containers, all you need to do is to change relevant rules in event processing policy to only trigger for nodes in "critical" container (just add that container as source filter in the rule).

Best regards,
Victor