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Most likely your server version is older than your WebUI version. Please update your server and WebUI to the latest stable version (2.0.8 ) from https://netxms.org/download/

Try navigating to netxms/src/java/client and running package.sh
If it finishes without errors, try building the WebAPI again.

Currently yes.

Regards,
Eriks

The WebUI which is the Web Management Console and the WebAPI (used for Grafana etc...) are two different things.

The instructions on how to set up the Grafana data source are now on the Wiki - https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/NetXMS_Grafana_datasource_setup
Also the instructions on how to set up the WebAPI have been posted on the Wiki - https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/NetXMS_WebAPI

Regards,
Erik

Hi!

The Grafana plugin works on a WebAPI that is currently still in very early development and is completely separate to that of the NetXMS WebUI. There will soon be instructions in the Wiki on the setup of the NetXMS WebAPI, its functionality and the Grafana datasource, but for now, let me try to explain how you can deploy it on your machine and configure the Grafana datasource:

**REQUIREMENTS**
maven package
git package
NetXMS server running on the same machine (localhost) as where you are going to deploy the WebAPI

1. You need to clone the NetXMS Git repository (git://git.netxms.org/public/netxms.git) to a location on your PC
2. Navigate to the location NETXMS_GIT/src/server/nxapisrv/java
3. Now you have two options, you can, either, run the command mvn install, which will create a .war file that you can move over to your WebServer, or you can use the jetty plugin, by running mvn jetty:run which will automatically deploy the API and will be available on port 8000.
4. Now you can add the NetXMS datasource in Grafana by providing the link to the WebAPI and your NetXMS user credentials

Hope this makes sense! If not, the Wiki page explaining this functionality should be done soon and it will include detailed explanations on how to get the NetXMS WebAPI working.

Thanks!

Hi!

Could you, please, provide which OS you are using, your server version and your agent version? Also, do you have agent data caching mode turned on?

As you have selected Passive network discovery only, you do not need to set anything in the Active Discovery Targets section, but otherwise it looks correct.

Hi!

It is possible to specify an address filter in Network Discovery so that it would only scan the necessary subnet you wish to add. You can configure the filter by opening Network Discovery under the Configuration tab in the console and then on the bottom right you will see a section called Address Filters, there you can press Add and specify the address range of the subnet you will be adding.

More on this topic can be found in our administrator guide: https://www.netxms.org/documentation/adminguide/network-discovery.html#address-filters.

Hope this helps!