NetXMS Support Forum

So I've been playing around with the new TCP Proxy feature and it seems I am only able to access local ports on a particular node. Is it possible to proxy to a service located on another device on the same network as the node?

For example I would like to access a Synology web admin panel through another node on the same network. The local network address for the admin panel would be something like http://192.168.1.10:5000 . When configuring the Local Command in Object Tools the TCP Tunnel check box only allows to specify a port number. There seems to be no where to supply an address. Is it possible to configure the current TCP proxy to do this or is it only possible to proxy local ports on a node?

I've used remote access software in the past that allowed me to do this. Not sure if I'm missing something here.

I just updated to version 2.0-M3. I noticed "Loading MIB file on startup" does not complete and slows down the system. I did have custom MIB's installed so I removed them and restored the MIB's folder back to the originals and recompiled but that still didn't fix the issue.

UPDATE: This issue only seems to happen with a remote instance of the management console. The local console on the server works fine.

Hi,

I have a remote node that I would like to use snmp with. This node is on a different network. Can I use the netxms agent as a snmp proxy for the node it's installed on?

I currently have this setup:

Host A = netxms server
Host B = remote server on different network

Host B's agent is configured like this:

EnableProxy = yes
EnableSNMPProxy = yes

MasterServers = HostA_Address
ConfigIncludeDir = C:\NetXMS\etc\nxagentd.conf.d
LogFile = {syslog}
FileStore = C:\NetXMS\var
SubAgent = winperf.nsm
SubAgent = ups.nsm

RequireAuthentication = yes
SharedSecret = *******

Then on Host A in netxms Host B's node is configured with itself as the snmp proxy.

When I do a configuration poll the agent works 100% but the snmp times out. The port 4700 is forward on both Node A and Node B's routers.

SNMP is working on Node B as I can snmpwalk locally without any issues. Is there any way I can have the netxms agent be an snmp proxy for the node it's installed on?