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#5746
Hi!

Can you please send me output of command

nxsnmpwalk -c your_community switch_ip .1.3.6.1.2.1.2

Best regards,
Victor
#5747
General Support / Re: Complie error
October 24, 2011, 09:18:01 PM
Hi!

Maybe it's wrong scintilla version. We use quite old version of it.
Btw, what is your final goal? Why you are trying to compile NetXMS for Windows?

If you don't need to change 1.0.x branch for any reason, I would recommend using 1.1.x branch for all new development. It is actively developed, and among other bonuses, it requires Visual Studio 2005, and all third-party libraries except OpenSSL are bundled and built as part of NetXMS. This can greatly simplify build process.

Best regards,
Victor

#5748
General Support / Re: Complie error
October 20, 2011, 12:50:19 PM
Hi!

Error 1 - most likely you have outdated Windows SDK.
Errors 2 and 3 - you need scintilla to build nxlexer dll.

Best regards,
Victor
#5749
General Support / Re: cannot change Node IP address
October 20, 2011, 12:48:50 PM
Hi!

You should use Java console for this - just go to the properties of node and enter new IP address as "primary host name".

Best regards,
Victor
#5750
General Support / Re: Actions and Emails
October 20, 2011, 12:47:49 PM
Hi!

What NetXMS version you are using?

Best regards,
Victor
#5751
General Support / Re: Last DCI value in event mesagge
October 18, 2011, 03:58:40 PM
Hi!

For threshold violation events, it is:

   1) Parameter name
   2) Item description
   3) Threshold value
   4) Actual value
   5) Data collection item ID
   6) Instance

For threshold rearm event:

   1) Parameter name
   2) Item description
   3) Data collection item ID
   4) Instance
   5) Threshold value
   6) Actual value

For standard events, you can find list of event-specific parameters in event description (accessible via event configuration view).

Best regards,
Victor
#5752
Esli vse pojdet kak namecheno, to v konce etoj nedeli.
#5753
Hi!

It's a bug. I'll made a patch and post it here.

Best regards,
Victor
#5754
General Support / Re: Last DCI value in event mesagge
October 17, 2011, 05:10:21 PM
You can write a simple NXSL script which will return DCI value and use it in message template via %[] macro. For example, you can create script called "LastValue" with the following code:


return GetDCIValue($node, $event->parameters[5]);


and then use macro %[LastValue] in message template to insert last value of associated DCI in threshold violation events.

Best regards,
Victor
#5755
Poslednie dni bil sil'no zanjat, poetomu tak dolgo :( S problemoj razobralsja. Ja mogu vilozit' patch, ili podozdite vihoda 1.1.6. No bazu pridetsja brat' s backup'a i zanogo delat' upgrade. Problema ne v samom upgrade, a v servere, no esli v baze uze isporchennie teksti, to ih uze ne vosstanovit'. Kak variant - sdelat' update iz backup'a tol'ko tekstovim poljam - v osnovnom eto budet name i comments v tablice object_properties.
#5756
General Support / Re: macros for event processing
October 16, 2011, 09:08:44 PM
Hi!

All except %m, %M, and %A. Technically speaking, you can use them in event templates, but they will always expand into empty string.

Best regards,
Victor
#5757
General Support / Re: snmp configuration
October 16, 2011, 09:05:33 PM
Hi!

There are two entities: event parameters and snmp trap varbinds. Each received trap converted to NetXMS event. This event always gets SNMP trap object ID (OID) as first parameter, so %1 in event template will always be expanded to trap OID. You can map varbinds to event parameters. First mapping will be for parameter number 2, because number 1 already taken. You can identify varbinds within trap in two ways - by position (starting from 1) or by varbind OID. You are not needed to map all varbinds or map them to parameters in same order - you can map varbind #5 to parameter #2 and varbind #1 to parameter #3, for example.

Hope this makes things more clear!

Best regards,
Victor
#5758
Feature Requests / Re: event processing
October 16, 2011, 08:59:46 PM
Hi!

You mean export rules of event processing policy?

Best regards,
Victor
#5759
General Support / Re: About the nxcp_reference.PDF
October 14, 2011, 12:44:20 PM
Hi!

Currently it's the only piece of information about NXCP protocol. All other information can be found only by examining source code. Feel free to ask me about specific commands you need - I'll either answer you in forum or update documentation for them. Btw, why you not using client library (libnxcl) but work directly with NXCP protocol?

Best regards,
Victor

P.S. And please ask development related questions in "Development" section of the forum
#5760
Peresobral package esche raz nemnogo po drugomu. Polozil v to ze mesto. Mozete poprobovat'?