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Should now be:
if (($node.snmpSysName != "") and ($node.snmpSysName !=null))
{
  $node.rename($node->snmpSysName);
}


https://www.netxms.org/documentation/nxsl-latest/#_instance_methods_14

We do not have any out of the box metrics, but if you find any command line utility that is able to get this data, you can add external metric for that.

There's parameter Server.Security.2FA.TrustedDeviceTTL in Configuration->Server configuration, it's time in seconds

Please check again, this should be now fixed

NXSL functions accept OIDs both with and without the leading dot. Returned values are without the dot. So both of below lines will print "System description: 1.3.6.1.4.1.14988.1"

println("System description: " .. $node.createSNMPTransport()?.getValue(".1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0") );
println("System description: " .. $node.createSNMPTransport()?.getValue("1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0") );

?. is safe dereference which appeared in 5.0 - should createSNMPTransport() return null, this will not produce script error.

We will discuss internally, if background image size can be considering when opening map.

As for now, if size in map properties is 0, 0 then default values are taken from server configuration settings Objects.NetworkMaps.DefaultHeight (or ...Width), or coordinates of farthest objects are taken as size, if they are bigger then default values. So you can increase these default values to the size of your biggest background image.

Also, there's a difference between desktop and web version - in the latter background image is not cropped to map size.

We just found a bug in DCI loading from database, they could be randomly marked as "anomaly detected". Next patch release will contain fix for that

when i create new node with fresh dci-s then they appears normal again.

Quote from: Egert143 on May 08, 2024, 11:12:57 AMWhat do the yellow DCI mean? they collect data but are yellow.

Might be a bug. Can you share a screenshot of this?

Does this mean, that using OIDs in SNMP-requests as functionparameter also have to be done without leading "."?

What is the behavior if result of a SNMP-request is an OID itsself? Is this value returned without leading "."?