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Messages - Victor Kirhenshtein

#6271
Da, v min i max bila oshibka pri rabote s raznimi tipami dannih. Ispravil, v 1.0.8 etoj problemi ne budet.
#6272
Hi!

Please replace file dbinit_mssql.sql with attached one and run nxconfig.exe again. It should initialize database properly.

Best regards,
Victor
#6273
General Support / Re: NXSL and DCI
November 19, 2010, 01:31:05 AM
Hi!

Fixed that, thank you!

Best regards,
Victor
#6274
General Support / Re: NXSL and DCI
November 17, 2010, 02:43:28 PM
Hi!

I have updated NetXMS user manual. Now it contains up-to-date information about all available NXSL functions and classes (Event, Node, and DCI). Also I have implemented NXSL function PostEvent (will be included in 1.0.8 release) which could be used to generate events on behalf of any node (according to security settings, as with FindNodeObject).

Best regards,
Victor
#6275
General Support / Re: Where to put the parser file?
November 17, 2010, 02:40:19 PM
Hi!

Parser file should be placed on the agent.

Best regards,
Victor
#6276
General Support / Re: NetXMS Server Crashing
November 17, 2010, 10:05:47 AM
Hi!

Last special build uses SO_REUSEADDR option - it makes no difference. As for MaxUserPort, things are different on Windows 2008 - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929851. So by default we should have about 16000 ports for outgoing connections, which is much more then required.

Best regards,
Victor
#6277
General Support / Re: NetXMS Server Crashing
November 16, 2010, 11:01:32 PM
It also could be Windows 2008 issue. We have installation in Riga with 700+ agents - and I never seen issues like that. They are running on Windows Server 2003 x86.

Best regards,
Victor
#6278
General Support / Re: NetXMS Server Crashing
November 16, 2010, 10:17:07 PM
Hi!

I'm still unable to reproduce this issue or find any clue to the source of the problem. Please try to replace libnetxms.dll to attached one - it has another changes in communication code. At least, it may give more meaningful error codes in "agent unreachable" messages in the log.

Also, do you experience this issue from the beginning, or it appears after latest upgrades?

Best regards,
Victor
#6279
General Support / Re: NetXMS Server Crashing
November 16, 2010, 12:32:29 AM
Could you please try to install updated build: https://www.netxms.org/download/rc/netxms-1.0.8-rc2.exe. If it will not solve the problem, please set logging to file (by setting LogFile = some_file in netxmsd.conf) and run netxmsd.exe with -D 6 command line option (this will enable debug output). It will generate a lot of messages in the log file - I'm interested in messages containing words "agent unreachable, error=".

Best regards,
Victor
#6280
General Support / Re: Clustering with SNMP Proxy
November 15, 2010, 11:56:43 PM
Hi!

I plan 1.0.8 to be mostly a bugfix release (plus custom SNMP port feature), and if everything will go as expected, I'll will release it in a week.

Best regards,
Victor
#6281
General Support / Re: NetXMS Server Crashing
November 15, 2010, 07:46:24 PM
Few additional questions:

Do you have a Windows firewall running on server machine?
Is there any error messages in netxmsd log?

Best regards,
Victor
#6282
General Support / Re: NetXMS Server Crashing
November 12, 2010, 05:45:53 PM
I suspect that it may hit some limits for open connections. There was a limit of around 4000 outgoing TCP connections in Windows 2003, I'm not sure how it is in Windows 2008. Could you please run netstat -n and count connections to external IPs on port 4700? And how many of them are not in ESTABLISHED state?

Best regards,
Victor
#6283
General Support / Re: Segmentation fault NXAGEND
November 12, 2010, 05:39:43 PM
Hi!

Unfortunately I cannot reproduce this on my system. Could you please run nxagentd under gdb and send me a backtrace after crash?

To run agent under gdb:

1. Run command
gdb /opt/netxms/bin/nxagentd

You will get gdb prompt:
(gdb)

Type command:
run -f

Agent will run in foreground. After crash, gdb prompt will appear:
(gdb)

Type command
bt

and send it's output to me.

Best regards,
Victor
#6284
General Support / Re: Viewing SNMP Traps
November 12, 2010, 10:03:27 AM
Some additional questions:

1. where the packets was captured?
2. is it possible that incoming SNMP packets blocked by firewall at NetXMS server machine?
3. could you run server with debug level set to at least 6 (command line option -D 6) and post log file?

Best regards,
Victor
#6285
Added to bugtracker as feature request. :)

Btw, some message customization can be done using custom attributes for the object. For example, you can define custom attribute MESSAGE and then insert it's value into alarm text by using macro %{MESSAGE}. Of course, this is not a replacement for functionality you was asking for, because it requires manual attribute configuration on each node, but it can help in some cases.

Best regards,
Victor