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Troubleshooting Unexpected Node Statuses - A Tool

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    Staj
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    I find that we always seem to be spend so much time trying to trying troubleshooting strange Status Calculation problems with nodes, trying to find the cause of incorrect statuses.
    A nodes status can be influenced by children (interface etc.) and how they're setup to calculate and propagate status, status polling, Overridden Status DCI etc.

    We really need an additional Tool in NetXMS Console which you can select a node and it gives us a tree/list of the things taken into account, and the result of each item, when calculating the status of a node to try to determine root causes of unexpected statuses.

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      Actually sounds as really good idea. Registered it in our tracker: https://track.radensolutions.com/issue/NX-1961

      Best regards,
      Victor

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