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    pdelvaglio
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    We have approximately 250 switches(nodes) that have other switches that are upstream from them. 

    If we would like to verify an upstream switch is up before considering a switch to be down do we need to create 250 event processing rules that check a situation status on the upstream switch? 

    Is it better to create one event processing rule that has a filter script with basically 250 if statements to check the situation status?

    Is there a better way to manage dependencies?  At this point we only care about pinging switches to see if they are up or down.

    Thanks for any help.

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      If the switches provide topological information (LLDP, STP MIB, etc.), NetXMS will automatically correlate event, and create an alarm only for the source event generating the outage.

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        pdelvaglio
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        Thank you.  I will work on it from that angle.

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