NetXMS Support Forum

Hi!

I'll try to test this on my win2008 in a few days. Hard to tell something without tests.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

First of all, I'm not an expert in WMI - so maybe I'm wrong. But what I understand it, it's not possible to call WMI methods using WQL - and WMI.Query is based on executing WQL queries. It is possible to create another parameter for WMI subagent, WMI.Call, which will return result of calling given WMI method. I add this to my to-do list, but because WMI is almost unknown area for me, it may take some time until I implement this.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

Yes, it's possible, but you will have to carefully configure some things:

1. Each instance should have own database (or schema, depending on how particular database calls it);
2. Port numbers - you should change to non-standard port for client connections, port for SNMP traps, and port for syslog messages if syslog server is enabled;
3. If you are using web interface, you should also run second instance of web server, and change it's port to non-standard, as well as correctly configure server's communication port in nxhttpd.conf;
4. If you are running NetXMS on Windows, installer and command line option -I for netxmsd always create Windows service with standard name - you will have to use registry editor to create second service.

Best regards,
Victor

No. But this is a good idea, I'll think if I can implement it.

Hi!

Yes, it is possible. You should create third DCI with the solurce set to "Internal" and parameter name set to "Dummy". This will generate zeros on given interval. Then, in transformation script you can access both DCIs you have configured and calculate value for your new DCI. Example transformation script:


value1 = GetDCIValue($node, FindDCIByDescription($node, "My DCI #1 description"));
value2 = GetDCIValue($node, FindDCIByDescription($node, "My DCI #2 description"));
return value1 + value2;


Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

Just check it on my machine, attached MIB compiles without problem together with all MIBs included in NetXMS distribution. May be you have broken or missing file SNMPv2-SMI.txt?

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

You should set "Repeat event" option for threshold to value less or equal 10800 - this will cause server to resend event on every poll. It doesn't matter what event you set for "when condition becomes false again" if this will never happen.

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Victor

List of parameters supported by agent updated during configuration poll. If you wish to see new parameters in the list immediately, you should force configuration poll on the node (by selecting Poll -> Configuration from node's context menu).

Best regards,
Victor

Hi!

Sorry, forgot to mention. You have to add project located in src\java\nebula\org.netxms.nebula.widgets.gallery to workspace as well.

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Victor

Hi!

"Entire Network" and "All Services" are two different subtrees. Network tree created and maintained automatically based on IP topology - nodes belongs to subnet objects according to IP addresses configured on it. In service tree, you can organize objects in a logical hierarchy. You cannot move node from subnet - you can only move it between two containers in service tree. If you need to place node in container in service tree you should use "Bind" operation - select container, right click on it, select Bind, and select node(s) you wish to place into this container.

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Victor

Hi!

In addition to NetXMS client jars, which should be put in appropriate places by package.cmd script, you need simple-xml-2.4.1.jar, which should be put into src/java/netxms-eclipse/library/jar. Also, you need the following addons for Eclipse:

* Zest and Draw2D: http://download.eclipse.org/tools/gef/updates/releases
* Properties Editor: http://propedit.sourceforge.jp/eclipse/updates
* SWTCharts: http://www.swtchart.org/ (standalone download, extract into Eclipse plugin directory)
* "Target Management Terminal" from "Target Management Project 3.3". Update site: http://download.eclipse.org/tm/updates/3.3milestones/

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Victor

Hello!

In fact, this information is stored in database (both as alarm's attribute and in audit log), it's just not displayed in GUI. In future versions it will be possible to see this information in GUI.

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Victor

Fixed. Thanks for reporting!

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Victor

Quote from: Billy on March 03, 2011, 12:29:35 PM
     Would you have plan to update the documents lately?

Of course I will.

Quote from: Billy on March 03, 2011, 12:29:35 PM
     When the first stable version of 1.1 will come out?

It's hard to tell exactly - but it definitely will take few month. For 1.1.x major planned things are following:

1. Move all management functionality to Java console and discontinue legacy Windows console;
2. Implement SLA monitoring;
3. Improve network topology discovery and presentation;
4. Improve multilanguage support;
5. Develop web UI to some useful level.

I plan to keep 1.1.x releases as much stable and useful as possible, but of course due to huge amount of changes there definitely will be a lot of bugs.

Quote from: Billy on March 03, 2011, 12:29:35 PM
     Whether some useful functions in the old console will be added into the stable version?

Yes, of course. New console is not finished yet, I would say it covers about 75% of old console's functionality.

Best regards,
Victor

Maybe I'm not understanding question completely: you wish to suppress several identical messages coming in short time interval? I see that messages in your example all differs with time stamps - what criteria for suppression you wish to use?

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Victor