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Unfortunately, it can be done only manually. I'll add it to wish list. As a workaround for mass update you can stop NetXMS server and do update directly in database. Also, using templates for commonly used DCIs will help a bit.

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Victor

Select node object, select "Subordinates" tab, and you will be able to select multiple child objects and delete or manage/unmanage them.

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Victor

Quote from: xenth on April 04, 2008, 03:39:20 PM
A search feature could also be useful, just giving you some input 

Press Ctrl+F in object browser. Is it search your mean? (It has room for improvements, though).

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Victor

Hello!

Retention time for what? Each DCI has it's own retention time for collected data. It is configured in DCI properties dialog. Retention time for event log, trap log, etc. can be configured via server configuration parameters, accessible through Control Panel -> Server Configuration.

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Victor

Kogda budut dannie. Delo ne v kolichestve, a vo vremennom intervale. T.e. esli ja hochu grafik za poslednij chas, u menja dolzni bit' hot' kakie-to dannie, sobrannie v poslednij chas. T.e. esli proshel chas i dannie sobiralis' normal'no, to grafik za poslednij chas budet.

Hello!

Just put correct (should be) PocketPC binaries on site. File is called netxms-0.2.20-wce-binary.tar.gz.

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Victor

Hello!

You can call external commands from agent by creating new parameters with ExternalParameter configuration option. As an external command you can use cscript to run your vbscripts. Agent will return first line of script output as a value of parameter.
You can also look at this topic for some examples of ExternalParameter usage:
https://www.netxms.org/forum/index.php/topic,255.0.html

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Victor

It depends on your environment and requirements, but here are some of possible advantages:

* Centralized configuration - you can change configuration of agent from management console; if needed, you can even store agent configs on NetXMS server
* More secure: communications between NetXMS server and agent can be encrypted, additional authentication on agent can be configured
* TCP instead of UDP is used for communications with agent - this can help in case of slow and poor quality links
* Remote command execution - agents can be used to execute commands on managed systems as a reaction to certain events
* Proxy functionality: agent can be used as a proxy to reach agents on hosts not directly accessible by NetXMS server
* SNMP proxy: agent can be used as a proxy to reach remote SNMP devices
* Extensible: you can add new parameters very easy using ExternalParamer configuration option or by writing your own subagents
* Easy upgrade - you can upgrade all agents at once from console

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Victor

It looks more like bug in a server, not in agent. As a test, can you check if it is possible to collect same DCIs using command line, like this:


nxget server_address System.CPU.LoadAvg


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Victor

Hello!

It's intended behaviour. System tries to build and maintain as much accurate IP topology as possible. Unmanaging interfaces means only exclude them from status polls, but they still be used for building topology. However, you can avoid adding node to specific subnets by deleting appropriate interfaces and disabling configuration polls on node.

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Victor

Поэтому и графиков нет. Графики строятся за определенный период времени - если в этот период никаких собранных значений нет, то и графиков нет. А collected data показывает 1000 последних значений, без фильтрации по времени сбора.

Hello!

It's looks like a bug... I'll check it.

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Victor

This topic has been moved to Feature Requests.

https://www.netxms.org/forum/index.php?topic=272.0

Я не очень понял - если скрипт работал последний раз 3 марта - то что за значения в collected data?

Possible causes can be:
1. Incorrect SNMP community
2. NetXMS server's address is not listed as allowed address for SNMP queries
3. SNMP requests blocked by firewall somewhere

Best regards,
Victor