"Garbage" nodes not being excluded
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I'm currently playing with NetXMS and populated my network with about 1000 nodes and then I created a new Zone and put an agent to be responsible for polling some nodes that are under a proxy server.
Now I'm dealing with the followint issue: whenever I exclude a node from the Infrastructure Services container it DOESN'T get excluded from its corresponding Zone on Entire Network! And if I try to re-create a node with same IP it returns an error because tecnically it already exists. So every time I exclude a node from Infrastructure Services I have to manually exclude it from Entire Network and it's kinda bugging me.
Another matter: if I move a node from a zone to another and then try to re-move it back to its initial zone it returns an error telling that the node already exists in that zone (but...wait, what? It does'nt, I have moved it!!
 )Any ideas of what I could do about this?Â
Thanks everyone for the great support,
Jhúlia Graziella
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Hi,
what do you mean by "excluded"? Did you delete the node or unbind it?
Best regards,
Victor -
I'm sorry about my english. By "excluded" I mean deleted.
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And about moving nodes from a zone to another, this is the message I get:
Cannot change zone for node a-rg-fcc-ula-301-image-01 [6644]: Address already in use
Address already in useIf I move node a-rg-fcc-ula-301-image-01 from zone A to zone B, it works fine. But if I try to move it back to zone A I get this error. (And the same error if I try to move some node from zone B to A and then back to zone B.
I started to think this may be because the time the housekeeper runs: i'm using postgre, so maybe the DB isn't properly refreshed without the housekeeper executing vaccum? -
It is not related to database housekeeping, but to in-memory object cache inside NetXMS. It seems that after move/delete object still stuck in internal index, and so adding new object/moving it back is not working. I'll try to reproduce this issue on my test system.
Best regards,
Victor -
Thank you very much! ;D
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