Hello, sorry for the delay! Please find below the result of the journalctl command as requested.
				
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I can try that but I don't think that's the problem.
There is one thing I don't understand.
All these nodes are created manually on netxms with an ip address not with a name which could be subject to dns name resolution. So why does netxms change the node address itself?
Let's assume that the node switches to dhcp, normally on netxms the ip address should remain the same and the node becomes inaccessible as it has changed address.
On physical equipments the addresses remain the same. So I think it is netxms which is not found or which is lost in the assignment of interfaces to the different nodes at each configuration poll.
In fact, I see that the nodes exchange their interfaces (their addresses). These are therefore interfaces present in the netxms database.
Is there not a problem with interface indexing? I notice that these nodes have identical mac addresses.
thanks for the feedback.
actually this approach with the telnet scheme on the port works.
however there is a functionality in the network service monitoring that I was able to test before it stopped working: on a node, I created an SMTP network service and provided an email address. a test message was sent to check the status of the SMTP service. Recently this approach no longer works I have a result 4.
I also tried with your approach by creating a dci with the curl smtp scheme and I got result 5.
SMTP scheme is no longer supported?
Hello, I need help.Some of my nodes changes IP address automatically. How can I avoid it?
in the image I manually changed the node's IP address to match its real address but some time later it changes address.
need your help . thanks
Hello, I tried netxms on 500 node. It is a very powerful tool. Thank you and congratulations. I would like to deploy it on a wider scale. I don't have any planning tools on hand. Can the single server monitor 5000 nodes with 50000 dci?
If so, what should the characteristics of the server be?