NetXMS Support Forum

We are attempting to monitor our OSPF links with NetXMS, however NetXMS does not appear to be detecting OSPF on V6 or V7 routers? Is there a command or option I need to enable or turn on for this to work?

Two versions ago I was able to properly display the bandwidth in use on a 10G Siklu 8010-FX link. I can now see and display the modulation of the link, 8.1G VS 10G etc, however I cannot seem to display the bandwidth in use. How can I format it or transform it to get, for example 1,864 G, or 1.8G? or 1864G? Below is what I am getting back from a connection pushing between 1.8G & 2.1G.

OID: .1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.2
Value: 142325432749449
Type: Counter64

OID: .1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.2
Value: 142325432749449
Type: Counter64

OID: .1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6.2
Value: 142324578443714
Type: Counter64

Apparently I have totally and utterly missed the boat on this one. I have been googling and experimenting for over an hour for something that should NOT be this hard. 

I have a number in bits/sec (257402792) that I want to display as mbits/sec (2059.22), via a DCI template to apply to multiple devices. I am pulling the correct number from SNMP, and if I just display the bits/sec number it is correct. 

However, I cannot, for the life of me figure out how I am supposed to do this with the format string field? All I see are references to %*d or %s. Why? What do they do? How does netxms process them? Where are the variables? How are they applied? All I can find is some oracle doc that just says "makes it a decimal". 

Is there some part of the manual I am just not comprehending, or seeing? Is there some search term I am not thinking to use to link me to a post already in this forum? How can something this seemingly simple be completely left out of the manual? How am I not finding this documented anywhere?

How can something this basic be seemingly missing?

Any pointers would be appreciated.

Thanks.