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LVM_PV_STATE_NOT_ACTIVE event

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    ditonet
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    @NetXMS Team

    LVM_PV_STATE_NOT_ACTIVE Major Physical volume  is in 4 state
    Please explain what exactly this event mean.

    Regards, Grzegorz.

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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      That's event from bundled AIX template for LVM monitoring.

                      <event id="100010">
                              <name>LVM_PV_STATE_NOT_ACTIVE</name>
                              <guid>ca8e1035-16cc-4c1d-a530-5900d44ba52c</guid>
                              <code>100010</code>
                              <severity>3</severity>
                              <flags>1</flags>
                              <message>Physical volume %6 is in %4 state</message>
                              <description></description>
                      </event>

      Event is fired when LVM.PhysicalVolume.Status({instance}) is not equal "active" for five samples.

                                              <name>LVM.PhysicalVolume.Status({instance})</name>
                                              <description>LVM: status of physical volume {instance}</description>

      All DCIs should be created automatically using instance discovery - check why instance name is empty.

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        ditonet
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        Hi,

        Thanks for explanation.
        I found answer by myself, there is a user defined event with same ID (100000), after NetXMS upgrade it was replaced by LVM_PV_STATE_NOT_ACTIVE  :).
        I need to move all user defined event IDs to number greater than 1000000.

        Regards, Grzegorz.

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          Victor Kirhenshtein
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          Hi,

          actually it is supposed not to replace existing events but get first available ID during import. Looks like corrupted database or some other bug. Please keep an eye on event definitions and let us know if something similar happens again.

          Best regards,
          Victor

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