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After upgrading to 5.0 I have been getting alarms with the Ubiquiti AirMAX templates see below. Not sure if this was fixed with 5.0.1 but wanted to post just incase

Hello @all,

noticed that there are no more windows server downloads online, except for users with active support contract... Are there any announcement that i missed?

I never heard or read of this change. I only noticed this cause i take a look in the download section of the NetXMS website.

It would have been nice if you had announced the change a bit in advance, then everyone could have thought about how to deal with it...

Greetings
Marco

Patch release 5.0.1 published (it fixes bug in database upgrade procedure).

It's planned to fix this so that if object is present somewhere else (e.g. under subnet tree) it won't be displayed in the root. But in cases when user does not has access to any container/subnet containing a node, but has access rights to the node itself, it would be display in the the root.

Currently you can have "Unbound stuff" container somewhere with this auto-bind script, it will pick objects that are not present in any other containers:

for(p : $object.parents) {
  println(classof(p));
  if ((classof(p) == "Container") and p.id != $container.id) return false;
}
return true;

But I think that's a real shame! I would be happy if a Windows version was still offered.

PLS!

Quote from: Egert143 on May 03, 2024, 09:08:56 AMI was looking for the server installer for windows and saw that now support is needed for this. That is why i asked if it was no longer free.

is building windows installer for server from source complex task ?

Depends on your experience of course Build itself is straight-forward - there is Visual Studio solution file in the root of source tree, it will handle all the builds. Tricky part is to get all the dependencies (openssl, libcurl, libssh, libjq, libmodbus, libmosquitto, libpcre, database client libraries, breakpad, libmicrohttpd). Some of those are for specific components only, which you can exclude from build if you don't need them.

Most likely you have to install SQL Server Native Client which is needed for mssql.ddr to work.

Best regards,
Victor

Thank you guys... Thats good news that we no longer need to compile the mibs manually. I appreciate it 

We will try to reproduce that, but it likely will take some time.
I registered it a s a bug: https://track.radensolutions.com/issue/NX-2527

I was looking for the server installer for windows and saw that now support is needed for this. That is why i asked if it was no longer free.

is building windows installer for server from source complex task ?