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Duplicate Subnets in Tree

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    RickB
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    I keep getting duplicate subnets in the tree.  I've tried deleting all of them, but they just keep coming back.  Is there a way to tell NetXMS to not create a subnet if one already exists?

    Thank you,

    -Rick

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi,

      looks like a bug. Could you set debug level to 4 or higher and check for records with Node::createSubnet prefix? Then check what nodes are mentioned when duplicate subnets are created.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        RickB
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        Here's an example after deleting the 134.39.121.128/25 subnet:

        2018.05.07 14:40:48.881 *D* Node::createSubnet(): Created new subnet 134.39.121.128/25 [14901] for node 134.39.121.245 [11293]

        2018.05.07 14:40:48.881 *D* Node::createSubnet(): Created new subnet 134.39.121.128/25 [14902] for node 134.39.121.243 [11256]

        -Rick

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