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I open a predefined graph named " ServerBLABLA - CPU - LOAD" yet the window title gets a name from a different predefined graph "SERVERBLABLA - HDD - FREE SPACE" for example.

The data in the predefined graph however is correct.

This is a consistent problem which is happening every time I try it, and with every predefined graph I have.
If it's not clear what I mean I'll add a screenshot.

Great 

Weird problem, can't seem to find out why this is happening.

On some of my workstations that connect to the netxms server with the alarm viewer, there are some problems with the icons (excelemation marks etc.) , they simply do not show up?

And then again on some other systems, I have no problems with the alarm viewer.

Here's an example of this problem:


And here's a screenshot of a workstation where it is working properly:



Thanks in advance

Also the console seems to keep crashing when working with graphs, copying it to the clipboard.
I'll send all the dump information to [email protected]

Hi,

When I try to print graphs directly from netxms (file->print or context menu in graph->print) I tend to get entirely black graphs.
Here is an example, I printed this graph to a pdf printer and made a screenshot of this.

I can't seem to determine where this is coming from, sometimes it prints perfectly, sometimes I get this.



Thanks in advance.

Great, just made policies for them

Great! This appears to be working perfectly

Hi 

That makes a lot of sense.

But, if I block those specific nodes from the policy that will only block them from my alarm list (which is what I want) but they will still be marked with a red dot in front of them, and in the network summary they will be displayed as critical nodes.

This is the specific reason I've blocked status polling on those nodes.

Basically what I wanted to achieve:
Only important nodes need to be marked with a red dot and displayed as critical in the network summary, is there any other way to achieve this then?

Thanks again for all your work, I appreciate it.

You're welcome, all is not solved unfortunately 

On all the workstations I am monitoring I have disabled status polling, personally I think that's where the problem is coming from.

When everyone is working on the machines (and they are reachable by netxms) everything is fine with the current settings.

However at the moment (it's 20:00 here) I am seeing a queue of around 100 for the datacollector pollers and the same problems are happening again, I can't delete anything, timeouts and I have to reboot the netxms service.

You see what's happening is this:

08:00 - 17:00     -    Server requests data from agents and gets replies     -     no queues, no issues.
17:00 - 08:00     -    Server requests data from agents and the packets are blocked by the firewall because the destination adres does not exist at that moment      -      queues and lots of issues.

-UPDATE: Here's the routers log message for when it tries to poll offline nodes if it helps:
Exceed MAX incomplete, sent TCP RST

Putting my workstations back on status polling is not an option because they go down so frequently 

Hi, small update.

I set the "numberofdatacollectors" at 100 now and everything is running as smooth as ever, 0 in the queues
Every problem I had with crashing and timeouts appear to be gone.

I recently had some problems with big queues, is there any way I can get an event to be executed whenever a
queue gets a certain size?

Or do I manually have to check the queue every now and then?

Great! I can't wait to test it 

Queue problem is fixed now anyway, I'll post another topic with some  questions regarding it.

Hi,

I set the Numberofdatacollectors to 90 and the data collector queue is now at 150ish, should I keep increasing the number of collectors?

Some of the workstations have windows XP on them with the SNMP service but I am not running any dci's for those,
I am however monitoring several routers/modems/etc with snmp.

To be more precise: About 7 or 8 nodes with SNMP that I am monitoring with an average of about 6-7 dci's per SNMP node.

Thank you for your time.

Great!

I just noticed something very disturbing, the polling isn't going properly.

My set intervals aren't being listened to, I'll give you an example, this is one of my workstations.
I have set the interval to 60 seconds, yet it does NOT poll every 60 seconds 

It should poll every 60 seconds, yet when I view the history:


05-May-2008 07:13:29 527216640
05-May-2008 07:09:30 527216640
05-May-2008 07:05:48 527216640
05-May-2008 07:01:57 527216640
05-May-2008 06:58:12 527216640
05-May-2008 06:54:25 527216640
05-May-2008 06:50:26 527216640
05-May-2008 06:46:32 527216640
05-May-2008 06:42:42 527216640
05-May-2008 06:38:50 527216640


This is a VERY big problem as well, is it related to my other problem?