Кстати, а как лучше делать - как глобальный параметр у сервера или индивидуальные настройки для каждого хоста?
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I just realize that Embedded Visual C++ crashes on my Windows Vista, so I have to install Windows XP somewhere first, and prepare all the required environment... It just requires some spare time.
However, it will be possible to configure performance tab in the future versions, which will make it really useful.Quote from: possamai on January 22, 2008, 02:36:36 PM
None.. it just stay's empty.
It's when trying to add a new Data Collection item. I choose SNMP and the tree just stays empty.
If I click 'walk' the dialog stays empty.. I tryed setting it as an snmp proxy but that didn't help..
All SNMP stuff is just working fine.. When manually adding the OID then the netxms server nicely retrieves the data as it should..
It's just when browsing the tree that it doesn't do anything...
But when I'm at home, in the same network as the server, then all goes well.
Quote from: possamai on January 21, 2008, 06:22:39 PM
One of the issues is that I cannot seem to use the Icmp.Ping[] data collection. It just doesn't work. the Icmp.Ping gives 1000 no matter what I do and the other Icmp commands just don't give any output.
Quote from: possamai on January 21, 2008, 06:22:39 PM
Another one is with the SNMP Walk. SNMP Walk only works from within the network. When I'm on a remote location, I login to my server with ssh, and I forward port 4701 to my local computer. When I login that way I cannot browse the SNMP tree. I don't understand why.. SNMP requests are sent from my server, and then forwarded to the client, right?
Quote from: possamai on January 21, 2008, 06:22:39 PM
Then there's a client issue.. I can't save the maps.. Maybe that's normal but I couldn't find it in the buglist..