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It seems this is a bit different.

NetXMS searches in the topology it learn from FDBs, etc., but it doesnt search actual interfaces of objects.
So when you search for a MAC address that is the MAC address of an interface of a switch, its not found.

Attaching a .gif of non-working example.

Its actually similiar to this ticket: https://dev.raden.solutions/issues/784

In DCI summary table config, you can specify a NXSL filter.

Simply use that to filter the table.

It seems to me like you are accessing on port 80 (where Apache runs), but you should be accessing on port 8080 (where Tomcat runs).

Make sure you connect using http://server_address:8080/nxmc/.

How is your apache tied to your Tomcat?
Are you using just a redirect, or mod_proxy, or something similar?

With default configs, Tomcat runs on 8080, and nothing you do in Tomcat has nothing to do with apache config, nor /var/www nor /etc/apache2/sites-enable/.

You need to look in Tomcat logs, which are usually in /var/log/tomcat/catalina.out (depends on your config tho).

I suggest setting

LogFile = C:\NetXMS\log\nxagentd.log


Then restarting agent and looking into the log.

Are there any errors or issues?

Another thing to check:
Right click on agent node > Tools > Agent > Subagent list

Is the Java SubAgent loaded?

1) Example for dynamic interface monitoring by instance discovery:
https://www.netxms.org/forum/configuration/interface-names-in-instance-discovery/msg18102/#msg18102

2) Java SubAgent and all its plugins are included with the NetXMS agent.
You just need to install Java yourself, and set the appropriate configs (as per the wiki).
Then you will see the Agent Parameters as in the screenshots on the wiki, and you can create DCIs to monitor what you need on the UBNTs.

1) Network discovery over agents is not supported, currently network discovery works only directly from the server.
2) Yes, currently connection is Server->Agent only. Agent->Server connection is one of the most requested features, I believe it will be developed relatively soon.

Look at auto-bind scripts for templates for automatic template binding/unbinding.

Then look at instance-discovery for automatic and dynamic DCI creation.

There is a bunch of topics on the forums and the wiki for each of those
If you want help, feel free to ask away.

This is BY FAR my favorite NetXMS release.

All the UX fixes included are absolutely great!

For me, after having the MIB, it works just fine.

Are are you looking for something else?

RB951G-2HnD doesnt have a temperature sensor.

Yes, simply create a dashboard and put all the graphs you want on it

Also if you dont require advanced ICMP statistics (provided by Ping Subagent) a simple "Internal" type DCI "PingTime" will allow you to collect and graph ping response time.

All auto-apply functionality is executed on each node during configuration poll of that node.

You can force a conf poll on a node with right click > Poll > Configuration.

You can configure how often conf poll runs in Server Configuration - ConfigurationPollingInterval.

You can collect the values into a Table DCI, and then display that table DCI on the dashboard.