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#1
General Support / Strange "node up" SMS notifications
January 22, 2016, 03:28:25 PM
Hello again,

I have a problem (and I think it may be a bug):

Everytime I restart a specific nxagent proxy node (version 2.0.1 running on FreeBSD 10.2) the NetXMS server is sending "Node up" notifications for each node this agent is monitoring, although they had never a node down status (it is set to 5 polls for status change, this means I would have about 5 minutes time for restarting).

Also important, there are also no "node up" events which apply to these SMS notifications in the Alarm Log. Could it be, that there is somekind of message queue for SMS notifications that has stuck and needs to be cleared? Rebooting nxagentd and netXMS server didn't solve the problem.

Maybe someone has an idea.

Here is the nxagentd.conf of the proxy node:


MasterServers = XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

MaxSessions = 1024
StartupDelay = 60

EnableProxy = yes
EnableSNMPProxy = yes

SubAgent = /usr/local/lib/libnsm_ping.so
SubAgent = /usr/local/lib/libnsm_ecs.so
SubAgent = /usr/local/lib/libnsm_freebsd.so
SubAgent = /usr/local/lib/libnsm_logwatch.so
SubAgent = /usr/local/lib/libnsm_filemgr.so

*PING
Timeout = 1000
PacketRate = 12
Target = XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:some_node_name
...


Also note, I've set StartupDelay to 60 seconds, but this didn't help.

Greetings from Germany,
Andreas
#2
General Support / Maintenance in "Processing Policy"
January 22, 2016, 11:04:32 AM
Hello and thank you for this awesome monitoring tool.

I have a question regarding the new maintenance mode.

Is there any posibility to add a script in the "event processing policy", that is doing the following?

- If node is in maintenance, then "return true", so that the action to be taken is "stop event processing"
- else return false, to proceed to the next policies, till rule match.

Greetings from Germany,
Andreas