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Yes, it is working. Make sure that nxmc really picks up Java 11.

Best regards,
Victor

File nxmc.properties should be placed anywhere in class path. For Tomcat 9 good choice will be shared class path, by default it is $CATALINA_BASE/lib (unless redefined by the common.loader property in $CATALINA_BASE/conf/catalina.properties). You can find more details on Tomcat 9 class loader here: https://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-9.0-doc/class-loader-howto.html.

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Victor

Ну значит он падает, а не виснет. Сможете прислать дампы?

Rule number 5 - it has no condition, so it catches every event, and sends notification.

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Victor

Most likely you have some sort of "catch all" rule that also triggered for those events without explicitly listing them (like "all events from object"). If you can show your full policy I can comment further.

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Victor

Hi,

seems that there are two different problems. One is with CSV export - currently management console uses current system encoding instead of UTF-8, which can produce files like you have shown. I just fixed that, next version will always use UTF-8 for CSV encoding.
Second issue is likely database encoding - as we are using varchar fields text is converted to whatever character set is choosen for database, with all unsupported Unicode characters converted to ?. Easiest option probably would be to switch database to UTF-8 encoding, but is is only available for SQL Server 2019. If you only encounter such characters in software inventory, you can try to change data type for columns in table software_inventory to NVARCHAR from VARCHAR. I have registered issue in our bugtracker for considering switching to NVARCHAR for MS SQL: https://track.radensolutions.com/issue/NX-2016 - if implemented it will solve issues like this one.

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Victor

Hi,

I would create script DCI that will read last known values of two other DCIs and return two distinctive values for match and not match. Then set threshold on it as usual.

Best regards,
Victor

Hi,

if you got emails that means that somewhere you have rule that catches this event and sends an email. Maybe something  generic, like all events from certain devices or with certain severity. Easiest way to turn off processing for this event is to add as first rule in EPP with condition set to just that event and action set to "stop processing".

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Victor

Hi,

currently the only way is to setup event processing action for desired events that will execute external script that will use snmptrap command to send trap to upper level NMS. We plan to have SNMP trap sending as separate action type for some time already, it will be implemented eventually. 

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Victor

Hi,

what server version do you have and on what OS? If Linux, was it installed from packages or built from source?

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Victor

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А в логе самого netxmsd что-то есть?

Hi,

you can use script DCI that will read table value either directly from agent or from table DCI and extract version of product of interest. For example, this script accepts package name as argument and return it's version, directly reading table from agent:

packages = $node->readAgentTable("System.InstalledProducts");
if (packages == null)
   return null;
for(p : packages->rows)
{
   name = p->get(0);
   if (name == $ARGS[1])
      return p->get(1);
}
return null;


Best regards,
Victor

We have switched bundled JRE to OpenJDK (AdoptOpenJDK build), that could be the reason. Try to uninstall old version first, then install 3.8.166 from scratch.

Regarding agent packages, you mean that it disappears from package list after server restart?

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Victor

Hi,

you mean web UI installer for Windows? I just tested it, and it works as expected. Did you choose to install bundled JRE? If no, what Java version you have installed?

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Victor