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DCI Template with Threshold shows as a single alarm

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    mdreher
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    Hey... having the strangest issue.

    I created a template for the System.Uptime value from the netxms agent.  I created a threshold for this to create an alarm when this value went over 3456000 (40 days in seconds).  For testing I reduced the number to 864000.  The strange thing is, that instead of the alarm generating for each node, it generates a single alarm and increments the count... then just changes the source of the alarm a bunch of times.  Ideally I'd prefer if it generated a separate alarm for each node.  Am I doing something wrong here?

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      tomaskir
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      Your alarm key in the EPP rule that processes your event is wrong.

      You need to make it per-node there.

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        mdreher
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        Exactly what I was looking for.  Thanks!

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