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#6976
Windows / Re: "GroupPropDlg.h" file missing
November 19, 2008, 12:19:04 PM
Missing files.

Best regards,
Victor
#6977
Windows / Re: LastValuesPropDlg.h file missing
November 19, 2008, 12:18:00 PM
Missing files.

Best regards,
Victor
#6978
Windows / Re: "SaveDesktopDlg.h" file missing
November 19, 2008, 12:16:57 PM
Missing files.

Best regards,
Victor
#6979
Hi!

We don't have full-scale distributed monitoring solution right now, but have plans for it's implementation. Currently, if VPN channel bandwidth is an issue, you can try the following setup:
Install central NetXMS server
Install local NetXMS servers in each remote location
Poll remote servers locally, and only forward serious events to central server
It's not a normal distributed monitoring system, because you will have to connect to each branch NetXMS server to configure it or view collected data, but at least you will have single point of all events in enterprise network. You can also tune this solution to, for example, collecting few important parameters from remote servers by central server, and all others by local NetXMS servers.

Best regards,
Victor
#6980
Общие вопросы / Re: 0.2.23-rc3
November 19, 2008, 12:06:11 PM
Quote from: Anth0ny on November 17, 2008, 12:45:01 PM
Виктор, приветствую =)
Как там насчёт релиза?

Доделываю log parsing и еще разные мелочи.
#6981
General Support / Re: WMI Query filtering
November 19, 2008, 12:01:03 PM
Hi!

You should enclose query string in double quotes, because otherwise NetXMS agent incorrectly interprets single quotes within query. Correct syntax for parameter will be following:

WMI.Query(root\CIMV2,"select * FROM Win32_Service WHERE Name = 'WsusService'", Status)

Best regards,
Victor
#6982
Сорри, сразу не ответил. Хотел по быстрому сделать и написать что все работает в новом нелизе, но не успел :) Начал делать поддержку минусовых значений - по идее переделка небольшая. Так-что скоро будет...
#6983
Общие вопросы / Re: Requested timed out
November 19, 2008, 11:43:11 AM
Что покажет на консоли сервера show mutex и show pollers ?
#6984
Quote from: Anth0ny on November 17, 2008, 12:48:59 PM
Возник небольшой вопрос, не стал создавать отдельную тему...

Снимаю показания типа Disk.Free(C:)
Тип: Unsigned Int64

Вопрос: получаемое значение - биты?

Перевод в гигабайты будет (скрипт) таким?

(($1/1024)/1024)/1024

Пробовал- не получается, не срабатывает...
Как превратить биты в гигабайты скриптом?

Eto osobennost' perevoda unsigned int64 vo float - sledujuschaja konstrukcija dolzna rabotat':

((int64($1)/1024)/1024)/1024
#6985
General Support / Re: WMI Query filtering
November 18, 2008, 09:43:29 PM
Hi!

Yes, it shoulod be possible. WMI subagent will accept any valid WMI queries.

Best regards,
Victor
#6986
General Support / Re: E-mail notification escalation
November 14, 2008, 11:28:09 AM
Now I'm understand :)

In fully correct way - it's only supported since 0.2.23, where you can specify thresholds like last() > 90 for 10 polls. However, you can get approximately the same result by giving average() > 90 for 10 polls.

Best regards,
Victor
#6987
Windows / Re: TaskBarPopupWnd.h file missing
November 14, 2008, 11:21:52 AM
Files attached.

Best regards,
Victor
#6988
Hi!

Check your project settings - in compilation options, you should have LIBNXMC_EXPORTS defined for libnxmc.

Best regards,
Victor
#6989
Yes, try to google for

"skipping incompatible" libmysqlclient.so "when searching for -lmysqlclient"

- it gives you a lot of compilation issues with various products.
#6990
Hello!

Looks like you either have only 32-bit MySQL binaries, or bug in NetXMS configure. All these libraries skipped because they are 32 bit, but NetXMS compiles as 64bit application on x64 platforms. Do you have libmysqlclient.so somewhere under /usr/lib64? Btw, quick google search on error message impress me that it's quite common problem on FC.

Best regards,
Victor