NetXMS Support Forum

If I am pulling DCI's from 100's devices every minute, is there a way to scatter the collections so I don't have the network traffic for 100's device all at once?  I work in an environment where bursts of traffic can be an issue.

Thank you, I wasn't very detailed with my question.  What I am trying to figure out if a script runs I can pull alarms from a node, but from any node I choose.  So in a script how would I say clear alarms from 192.168.1.1 and it would switch to that node and run the commands.  Do I need to use like GetObject or something like that?  I am not a coder (clearly) but my struggle is understanding how to be in the correct context/object to run class commands

I need a little assistance on how to use nxsl to pull all alarms from a node.  Any help would be appreciated.

The solution once directed to the area by Victor is using the workbench.xmi under ~\.nxmc\data\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.e4.workbench which allow you to define which tabs are open on startup.

I see that you can use the -dashboard option to launch nxmc with a dashboard.  However when it launches it also shows all the open tabs from a previous session.  Is it possible to have it start with only the dashboard you specify (not in fullscreen)?  If there a way to tell nxmc not to start with its previous sessions tabs?

Is it possible to use a DCI value as a parameter for another DCI?

I have an need where I need a DCI value to be passed to another DCI that runs an external parameter.  I know there are macros like $node_primary_ip but how would I pass another DCI's value as a parameter?

I didn't mean that I needed to add them all.  I do notice that on ring networks, it won't draw a ring unless there are two seed nodes.  So if I have an existing map, I could have a DCI that runs an nxshell script as an external parameter to add the seed node?

Is there a way to add seed nodes to an existing map using NXSL?  Working on dashboards and it would be helpful to have a map as an element that automatically populates with switches that are discovered