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Great, thanks!

Hello,

I have a DCI which uses a normal schedule and checks every 10 seconds for a value.
I would like to change this to use an advanced schedule of 10 seconds between 07:00 and 21:00 each day.

Using */0.16 7-21 * * * didn't work.

Is this possible to do?

I'm using version 1.0.5.


Thanks!

Hi,

Is it possible to count the amount of times a particular entry happens in a logfile over a minute?


Thanks!

Quote from: Victor Kirhenshtein on February 01, 2011, 09:26:17 AM
No. But why you need that?

I was trying to run a conditional report and SSRS data-driven subscriptions weren't working out for me.
Now I've sorted it out, thanks for your help!

Hello,

I've added some of the ASP.NET WinPerf counters to an agent.  Here are the entries in the config file:

*WinPerf
Counter = ASP.NET.Requests.Rejected:"\ASP.NET\Requests Rejected":60:A:INT:ASP.NET Requests Rejected total
Counter = ASP.NET.Requests.Current:"\ASP.NET\Requests Current":60:A:INT:ASP.NET Requests Current total
Counter = ASP.NET.Requests.Disconnected:"\ASP.NET\Requests Disconnected":60:A:INT:ASP.NET Requests Disconnected total
Counter = ASP.NET.Requests.Queued:"\ASP.NET\Requests Queued":60:A:INT:ASP.NET Requests Queued total
Counter = ASP.NET.Applications.Running:"\ASP.NET\Applications Running":60:A:INT:ASP.NET Applications Running over past minute
Counter = ASP.NET.Request.Execution.Time:"\ASP.NET\Request Execution Time":60:A:INT:ASP.NET Request Execution Time over past minute
Counter = ASP.NET.Error.Events.Raised:"\ASP.NET\Error Events Raised":60:A:INT:ASP.NET Error Events Raised total
Counter = ASP.NET.Application.Restarts:"\ASP.NET\Application Restarts":60:A:INT:ASP.NET Application Restarts total
Counter = ASP.NET.Worker.Process.Restarts:"\ASP.NET\Worker Process Restarts":60:A:INT:ASP.NET Worker Process Restarts over past minute
Counter = ASP.NET.Worker.Processes.Running:"\ASP.NET\Worker Processes Running":60:A:INT:ASP.NET Worker Processes Running over past minute
Counter = ASP.NET.App.Errors.Total:"\ASP.NET Applications\Errors Total":60:A:INT:ASP.NET App Errors Total

After I refresh my configuration, all of the \ASP.NET\ counters appear in the supported agent parameters list, but the \ASP.NET Applications\ one doesn't.


What could I be doing wrong here?

I'm using 1.0.5 agent and server.

So there is no way I can use nxpush to update a DCI which is not set as a Push Agent?

So far, so good... can log in now but am getting this message:

Push failed at record #1 (#1 in batch): DCI data source is not a push agent.

Hi,

I'm trying to use nxpush (NetXMS 1.0.5) to update a DCI value manually but I am getting an Access Denied error. 

Here is the command running on Windows Server 2003:

C:\Program Files\NetXMS\bin>nxpush -vv -H 10.166.149.132 -u admin -p <password> SV078102:71=0
AddValuePair: dciID="71", nodeName="SV078102", dciName="71", value="0"
Connecting to "10.166.149.132" as "guest"; encryption is disabled
NXCL: SendMsg("CMD_GET_SERVER_INFO", id:0)
NXCL: RecvMsg("CMD_REQUEST_COMPLETED", id:0)
NXCL: SendMsg("CMD_LOGIN", id:1)
NXCL: RecvMsg("CMD_LOGIN_RESP", id:1)
NXCL: Network receiver thread stopped
Unable to connect to the server: Access denied

I can log into the console with the username and password that I am using for nxpush.


Any ideas?


Thanks,
vic

Are you using a SQL Server account to create the database or using NT Authentication?

The way I did it was to have a blank database created, add the user to the new database, then assign db_datawriter, db_datareader and db_ddladmin roles to the user.