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    Luiz A. Camilo
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    Hi Folks,

    Netxms is working perfectly for almost a year over here, but sometimes it full my mailbox of alerts of nodes down.
    I need to increase the time that it determines if a node is down or not ... like if the last 5 or 10 pool requests are less than 1 .. then the node is down ....
    I guess that you will say "that´s easy" but how to do that for all objects without needing to edit one by one ?

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hello!

      You can change global server configuration parameter PollCountForStatusChange. This parameter determines how many consecutive interface or network service polls should fail before declaring interface or service down. Because node declared down when all it's interfaces and services are down, this should help.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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