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The name of the .war file will become the path on Tomcat.

So in your case, you path should be: http://10.11.13.25:8080/nxmc-2.0.5

Simply do a regex compariston

if (someVar ~= "Test_.*") {
  println("Its a test interface!");
}


Actually, things inside <!--whatever--> in xml are comments.
So that connector is not used - meaning 8443 is not used at all.

Above it, you should see connector using 8080 which is not commented, change that port.

Is netxmsd running as root or different account?
Is it jailed, etc. in any way?

Is the NetXMS server running on Linux or Windows?
What version of NetXMS?

Is the communication to the Camera proxied in any way (NetXMS Agent proxying)?

No, there is no way.

There is a similar request on the issue-tracker:
https://dev.raden.solutions/issues/687

NetXMS web UI is a Java application running in Tomcat.
You need to edit the Tomcat configuration file.

This is in 'server.xml' config file; look for 'port="8080"'.
Where this file is located depends on your OS.

'netxms-server-mysql' is the legacy package (for usage with 1.2.x).
You should use the 'netxms-dbdrv-mysql' (as you correctly did for the 2nd try).

As to why 'libmysqlclient18' is not installable on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, I dont know.
Alex will probably have to check if there isnt some issues with .deb packaging for 16.04.

Of course. Simply distable Agent and SNMP polling for the camera, and create appropriate DCIs to monitor its ping and http interface response time.

In line 21, you have
return %(false, $1, type);
The "false" there tells NetXMS not to create an instance.

Done, I released a new version with container creation support on
https://github.com/tomaskir/NetXMS-csv-importer/releases

Do you want just to create the container under "Infrastructure services", or do you want to create a whole container path?

Automatic L2 maps already process STP information to build the topology.
(as well as LLDP, CDP, ARP tables, etc.)

With a bit of work, you can easily also make link labels on maps show you the information you posted about.
(just collect path STP properties into a DCI, and then show that DCI as a link label)

In the database.

Where/what the database is depends on how you configured netxmsd.conf.