NetXMS Support Forum

Hi!

Agent can send events to server. When you define matching rule in parser file, you can specify what event to send using <event> tag. You should specify NetXMS event code. For example, if you create new event, and it was assigned code 100003, you must add <event>100003</event> to your matching rule to send this event to server when matching line found. On server side, those events can be processed as usual in event processing policy.

Best regards,
Victor

Quote from: lindeamon on August 31, 2011, 09:08:49 AM
i want to install 2 servers that one will act as a full server and the other just for connecting and viewing alarms.
how do i do that ?
do i have to have 2 databases ?

Yes, you have to have two separate databases.

Quote from: lindeamon on August 31, 2011, 09:08:49 AM
does both servers have to collect data in order to for me to see status and dci values ?

Yes, if you need to see DCI values on both servers. However, if you only need to see alarms on second server, you can use event forwarding mechanism to forward events from primary server to secondary.

Quote from: lindeamon on August 31, 2011, 09:08:49 AM
how do i sync the nodes and containers between the servers ?

Unfortunately there are no object synchronization mechanism yet.

Quote from: lindeamon on August 31, 2011, 09:08:49 AM
do i have to define the same user on both servers rather then having just one ?

Yes, you have to maintain two user databases. You can simplify password management by using external RADIUS server for password checking, but you still need to create user accounts twice.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

No. It saves windows configuration, perspectives, etc. on local workstation. It's probably possible to store Eclipse workspace on the server, but I didn't dig so deep into it yet.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

Agent policies deploy additional configuration files into config include directory. Location of that directory determined by parameter ConfigIncludeDir in nxagentd.conf. Default value for this parameter on Windows is "C:\nxagentd.conf.d". I just checked it, and it looks like agent installer does not add correct ConfigIncludeDir to nxagentd.conf and does not create appropriate directory. Currently you should do it manually on all systems where you wish to deploy configs via policies. I'll fix it till next release.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

So you wish to get something like "4.05 GB" instead of "4348654387"? Then your transformation script should looks like following:


($1 / 1024 / 1024 / 1024) . " GB"


And don't forget to change DCI type to "string"!

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

It's not implemented yet. Added to feature requests.

Best regards,
Victor

It's not implemented yet.

Best regards,
Victor

See explanation here: https://www.netxms.org/forum/configuration/vlan-list/. In short, you cannot do much - only wait for appropriate driver to be developed. What devices do you have?

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

For most devices, getting VLAN list requires reading of proprietary MIBs. In NetXMS 1.1.x, we introduce concept of network device drivers - server modules which handle vendor-specific things for network devices. Currently we only have drivers for Avaya (former Nortel) Ethernet switches and some Cisco switches and routers. You can check what driver is selected for a device by looking at "Driver" line on overview page. If "GENERIC" driver is selected for device, that means that there are no vendor-specific support for it.

Best regards,
Victor

It's still not implemented in Java console. Currently, the following important functionality are missing in Java console:

1. Logs (there are some work done on event and audit logs, but not complete);
2. Cluster configuration;
3. Network discovery configuration (but you still can configure it by changing server configuration variables directly);
4. "command" type object tools not working very well
5. Configuration export

But these gaps should be closed soon.

Best regards,
Victor

Hopefully near end of year. I still have major changes pending which I wish to implement until next stable branch.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

Version 1.1.4 will have integration with Jasper reports. Most likely in 1.1.4 there will be only integration mechanisms, and actual reports will come later.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

The only purpose of MIB compiler is to provide information for MIB browser. Presence or absence of a MIB does not affect data collection or trap processing. You only need MIB files (and need to compile them) if you wish to select SNMP objects from the tree in MIB browser. You can just enter OIDs in numerical format by hand (or take them from external MIB browser) - in that case MIBs in NetXMS are not needed.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

Script for this cold looks like following:


if ($1 == 1)
   return "yes";
if ($1 == 2)
   return "no";
return "neither_yes_or_no";


or, using switch operator:


switch($1)
{
   case 1:
      return "yes";
   case 2:
      return "no";
   default:
      return "neither_yes_or_no";
}


Best regards,
Victor

Java console is quite big in size, so I was not sure that it need to be included into server installer.
Standard Windows console will be fully replaced by Java console in the nearest future - the old console are still there only because some functions are still not implemented in Java version. As soon as they all be implemented, old console will be removed.

Best regards,
Victor