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NMIS 8.6.1G

This maintainance release of NMIS was published on 21 December 2016.

Highlights for the 8.6.1G release

• new and improved device support for Juniper, Meraki, VMware ESXi, MikroTik, Alcoma, Trango, Ubquiti, Radwin Wireless and others
• Better support for devices whose SNMP agent supports snmpEngineTime.
• NMIS can now perform threshold check operations during each node's collect operation, instead of separately at the end the collect run.
  This can be controlled using the option threshold_poll_node (default: true). Performing the threshold check with the node is normally more efficient and faster.
• Disk thresholding was updated to work better with different disk sizes.
• Thresholding for WMI-sourced data now works more reliably.
• NMIS device modelling now works better with devices that have unreliable, changing object indices, and RRD database file naming can now access more variables for dynamic expansion.
• Various installer robustness improvements
• The node_admin tool now supports more fine-grained operations like act=set, and also node renaming combined with property setting in a single action.
• The Basic Setup dialog now warns about an unsafe default authentication secret key.
• NMIS now interoperates better with Nagios plugins, especially remote plugins accessed through NRPE (via the check_nrpe plugin).
  NMIS can now collect, store and display multiple 'performace values' that a Nagios plugin might return.
• Logging verbosity levels and precision were improved.
• Service checks using SAPI scripts and port connectivity checks using nmap honor timeouts now, and log more relevant information.
• various graph improvements (e.g. better legends for interface utilization and disk usage graphs),
• and of course various bug fixes and minor amendments.

NMIS 8.6.0G

This version was released on 14 October 2016.

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