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Critical status for node without critical alarms or down interfaces

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    enp
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    Hi,

    I see two nodes (both are Juniper MX-960) with critical status and without critical alarms or down interfaces. How can it be? What can I check?

    I use NetXMS version 2.0.6 on ALT Linux 8.0 with PostgreSQL 9.5. Maybe this issue is linked to https://dev.raden.solutions/issues/1289, which looks like obvious bug, so I didn't ask about it here?

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      enp
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      No, this problem is not linked to PostgreSQL,  I have the same problem with MariaDB

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        Victor Kirhenshtein
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        Hi,

        could it be that you have DCI marked as "used for status calculation"?

        Best regards,
        Victor

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          enp
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          @victor said in Critical status for node without critical alarms or down interfaces:

          could it be that you have DCI marked as "used for status calculation"?

          I did not created DCIs except default. Both Junipers has nothing on 'Last Values' tabs. Can I see something else?

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            Mystery
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            Hello, same problem here, only with Cisco C2960 and C3850 devices. (NetXMS 2.0.6 + MySQL)

            EDIT: Fixed, it was caused by change of interfaces. Some ports were expected as DOWN and they went UP 🙂

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