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Also, In the right click menu of an INTERFACE I have the expected state option, while in the right click menu of a network service, I don't 

Victor,

I've already added several network services, and most of them are being monitored correctly.

However, the issue I have is that in the "Interfaces" tab of the Object Details Section of the node, I only have the INTERFACES listed (not the NETWORK SERVICES I've manually added). In the Object Details of each Network Service I do not have any way to set expected state either.

The transformation script seems to be ignored.

Can you give me a quick example to return Normal on Critical state?

Thanks, and many thanks for your time

Juan

PS: I've attached an screenshot to be more clear.

As you can see on the left, I've created _SSH and __Apache. However, in the "Interfaces" list, they aren't listed.

I've also tried a simple "transformation" to change values in the data collection, without success

Hi Viktor,

Thanks for your fast response.

When I click on the node, and the in the "interfaces" tab, the services I' added aren't listed (i.e. ftp, ssh, etc) . Just the interfaces (i.e. eth0, etc)

So I don't know how to access the "polling" options for these ones.

Thanks

Juan

Hi,

I need to fire a CRITICAL error if a port is OPEN (instead of closed) and I cannot find a way to do this.

Thanks in advance

Juan

Hi,

Is there any easy way to add nodes/services in bulk from the console?

Like a foreach from a txt file?

perhaps with the api?

Thanks in advance

Juan

Great Viktor!

Many thanks.

I added
SubAgent = /usr/local/lib/libnsm_portcheck.so

it is the same, right?

Hello Everybody,

I've installed netXMS on a linux server some days ago and it looks very promising.

However, I have some concerns.

1) I need to monitor http.
I've tried the steps recommended by Victor in this post:
https://www.netxms.org/forum/configuration/web-site-monitoring/

I've choosen the option 1, but I keep getting the service with status unknown.

Do I need to configure the Agent? If this is the case, the agent in the server, or in the remote node? I would like to avoid installing the agent in the remote node and just using snmp/telnet/etc to monitor my services.

2) How am I supposed to do a simple "availability" test over a port? I just want status OK if the port is open an accessible and status PROBLEM if the port is not open/accessible. I also need to do this without installing anything in the monitored node.

before you ask, yes. I'm 100% the aren't firewall issues (tested with telnet) , and the snmp in the monitored node is working (tested with snmpwalk)

I'm running centos 6.3

Best regards, and thanks in advance

Juan