Switch Interfaces showing up on multiple VLANS that they are not configured for
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Interfaces are NOT descendants of a subnet - they are descendants of a node. Node can be in multiple subnets.
Best regards,
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@victor said in Switch Interfaces showing up on multiple VLANS that they are not configured for:
Interfaces are NOT descendants of a subnet - they are descendants of a node. Node can be in multiple subnets.
Best regards,
VictorI understand a node can be in multiple subnets. When you expand the subnet and it shows the interfaces of that node who are not configured for that subnet in that subnet is what I am referring to.
I have attached another screenshot. The Interfaces with the red circle around them are configured to be in the subnet with the red circle around them. The Interfaces with the Yellow Highlight are configured to be in the subnet with the yellow highlight.
The node is the ge0router, unless I am mistaken about what a node is.
I wanted to make it as clear as possible what I am describing.
Its a bug to me, but a work as designed to you Victor and a few others that use netxms.
I am fine with that as I am not using it in production because of this issue as I do not have time to explain why its visually misrepresented to those who have compared this to other systems out there. Thanks for taking the time to look at it Victor.
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