Hi,
does NetXMS server has SNMP access to this Cisco device? Because normally it should read all configured addresses via SNMP and not attempt to create separate nodes for each known IP address.
If for some reason device is not accessible via SNMP, you can block secondary address in discovery filter. You can set discovery filter to script, and use script like this:
you can also use hook script Hook::AcceptNewNode for this, just add the following line to it:
(of course replace 1.2.3.4 with actual IP address).
Best regards,
Victor
does NetXMS server has SNMP access to this Cisco device? Because normally it should read all configured addresses via SNMP and not attempt to create separate nodes for each known IP address.
If for some reason device is not accessible via SNMP, you can block secondary address in discovery filter. You can set discovery filter to script, and use script like this:
Code Select
if ($node->ipAddr == "1.2.3.4")
return false;
return true;
you can also use hook script Hook::AcceptNewNode for this, just add the following line to it:
Code Select
return $ipAddr != "1.2.3.4";
(of course replace 1.2.3.4 with actual IP address).
Best regards,
Victor
