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    xenth
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    I added a node via internet (router with many interfaces).

    One of the interfaces had the same IP range as my own lan (which I am also monitoring in netxms)
    so naturally, this router interface was placed inside my own LAN "group"

    Now I have deleted the router from the "entire networK" section, but when I delete the router
    from my own LAN "group" it hangs on the "deleting object" screen and eventually it gives the error
    "Unable to delete object: Request timed out"

    Everything I try to do after this error occurs just hangs. For example when I try to open up the "alarms" screen
    it times out, I have to shut down the console, log in again, and then I can work again.

    What could be causing this? 😕

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Most likely a bug in the server code. I'll take a look at this.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        xenth
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        Thank you 🙂

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