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1. On what exactly version of NetXMS this is happening? 
2. Whare are the capabilites of such node (visible on the Overview page)
3. Do you have network discovery enabled? Can you show screenshot of network discovery configuration?
4. Does NetXMS obtain mac addresses for these nodes (visible in Interfaces tab of node)
5. Do these machines have static IP or they get IP address via dhcp?
6. In configuration->Server configuration what are the values of the following parameters:

Objects.Nodes.ResolveDNSToIPOnStatusPoll
Objects.Nodes.ResolveDNSToIPOnStatusPoll.Interval
Objects.Nodes.ResolveNames
Objects.Nodes.SyncNamesWithDNS

Ability to bind subnets to containers is a rarely used thing and was forgotten when features were moved to the new client. I'll get back when I have some information from developers on this.

It's kinda a rare case to use color zones with values exactly on the edge of zones. The logic seems to be, with your settings, that:
left red is from 0.0 till 1.0 (including it)
left yellow is from 1.0 (excluding) till 2.0 (including)
but on the right it's opposite and red stars from 3.0 (including) and till the end of the dial, which is again 3.0

Just use 3.01 for right yellow and red zones

Quote from: BigBlue on June 17, 2024, 12:44:21 PMHi,

When will version 5.0 be available for RHEL-compatible distributions ?

thanks a lot

Yes, there's a delay preparing the release

Yes, definitely a bug

Node for the management server should get automatically created when server is started. This node would have special attribute set, you can check it by running NXSL script:

println($node.isLocalManagement);

Based on the presence attribute out of the box templates would be applied.

The templates can be found here: https://github.com/netxms/netxms/tree/master/contrib/templates
Specifically these two files:

netxms_agent.xml
netxms_server.xml

This feature was added, will be included in next patch release

Do you use desktop client? Old or new?
What is ping time from client to the server?

This was fixed, fix will be in next patch release (should be out within a week or so).
Pls report, if you find similar issue with other things besides graphs.

I mean that coordinates set in map properties correspond to what's in the upper left corner of the map. So e.g. if I take latitude 51°30'N and longitude 0, I'll have London in the corner of my map.

I am not big expert in oracle stuff, but here's config that works for me (we can now use just subagent name withou .nsm, but it does not change anything):

SubAgent = oracle
[ORACLE]
ID = DB1
Name = //10.10.1.1/orcl.office.companyname.com
Username = user
Password = password

On 6-th level of debug the following lines are in agent log:

2024.05.29 12:19:33.495 *D* [db.drv.oracle      ] OCI version 19.9.0.0.0
2024.05.29 12:19:33.497 *D* [db.drv.oracle      ] OCI statement caching is ENABLED
2024.05.29 12:19:33.497 *I* [db.drv            ] Database driver "oracle.ddr" loaded and initialized successfully
2024.05.29 12:19:33.498 *D* [oracle            ] ORACLE: poller thread for database oracle started
2024.05.29 12:19:33.498 *I* [subagents          ] Subagent "ORACLE" (/opt/netxms-master/lib/netxms/oracle.nsm) loaded successfully (version 5.0.0-rc141)
2024.05.29 12:19:33.605 *D* [db.drv.oracle      ] Connected to Oracle Database 12c Standard Edition Release 12.1.0.2.0 - 64bit Production
2024.05.29 12:19:33.605 *D* [db.conn            ] New DB connection opened: handle=0x7f083c08b100
2024.05.29 12:19:33.605 *D* [db.query          ] DB Library: long running query threshold for session 0x7f083c08b100 set to 5000
2024.05.29 12:19:33.610 *I* [oracle            ] Connection with database oracle restored (version 12.1, connection TTL 3600)

What it's saying for you in the line with db.drv.oracle tag?

Map coordinates are set on the upper left corner (this may change in the future, but that's how it currently is).

Geographical map acts only as a backdrop on network maps, there is no link with object geographical coordinates. There were thoughts to introduce network map type that would use objects coordinates, but we are not there yet.

There is, however a way to view devices positioned on a map - it's Tools->World map, or on devices which have geolocation entered there's Geolocation tab.

UI is a bit unclear, just enter 28 in the network mask field

Quote from: gillesvilleneuve on May 23, 2024, 11:15:04 AMThe problem is present if I use: display objects as Small Labels, not present if i use display objects as Icons

Thanks for the info, now we've managed to replicate this. 

String functions were deprecated, now string methods should be used:

a = "abc";
b = a.right(2);
println(b);
Documentation should be up to date: https://www.netxms.org/documentation/nxsl-latest/#class-string