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Yes, you have to add all other nodes to trusted nodes list on  ISP_gateway. So in your case it's probably easier to disable trusted nodes checking.

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Victor

You can use function FindNodeObject and then use attribute status of that node. For example, if you have node named ISP_gateway, your script to check if it is down may looks like following:


gw = FindNodeObject($node, "ISP_gateway");
return gw->status == 4;


This script will return true if node named ISP_gateway has status "critical". DOn't forget to add node for which this script executes to the list of trusted nodes for node ISP_gateway, or disable trusted nodes checking completely by setting server configuration variable CheckTrustedNodes to 0.

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Victor

Hi!

No, it contains only those 3 fixes listed in change log. I plan to close 1.0.x branch completely as soon as I made 1.1.x stable (it will becomes 1.2.0 then).

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Victor

Hi!

I've made a fix for nxalarm. Unfortunately it involves changing server code, so I create a new maintenance release 1.0.13 which includes this change as well as few other fixes.

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Victor

Hi all!

NetXMS version 1.0.13 is out. It's a maintenance release for 1.0.x branch. Changes includes:

- New NXSL functions: GetDCIValueByName, GetDCIValueByDescription
- New attribute "comments" in NXSL classes "Node" and "NetObj"
- Fixed non-working macros in nxalarm

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Victor

Hi!

Basically you have two ways:

1. Use situations. Create situation which will reflect connection A status, and in rule for processing SYS_NODE_DOWN event add additional filtering script which will check the status of situation, and only pass event through if connection A status is up.
2. Just find a local node/DCI reflecting current state of connection A in filtering script for SYS_NODE_DOWN, and use it to choose if event should pass or not.

How do you monitor state of connection A?

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Victor

You need flex and bison from msys. Directory with them should be added to binary directories in visual studio options.

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Victor

Looks like incorrect handling of unicode characters during export. There are some lines looking like this:

<message>%6 : Le Batch Farmsat sur la machine %n ne fonctionne plus suite ࿿ cette erreur : %4</message>

How does this message looks in it's original form?

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Victor

Hi!

You can get them from subversion repository. Root of 1.1.x branch is http://svn.netxms.org/public/netxms/trunk. If you wish to get just Java sources (this will include management console), you can use URL http://svn.netxms.org/public/netxms/trunk/src/java. If you need sources from specific version, you can use URL in form http://svn.netxms.org/public/netxms/tags/version-x.y.z (for example, http://svn.netxms.org/public/netxms/tags/version-1.1.5).

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Victor

Hi!

Sounds like a bug in either export or import code. Could you please post or send to my email exported file?

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Victor

Hi!

Can you please send me output of command

nxsnmpwalk -c your_community switch_ip .1.3.6.1.2.1.2

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Victor

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.

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Victor

Hi!

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

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Victor

Hi!

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

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Victor

Hi!

What NetXMS version you are using?

Best regards,
Victor