node status
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says node down which is weird. on the overview field i can see the ICMP average response time so its getting pings
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In NetXMS alarms that are present on a node affect node status.
Looks like your EPP does not have a rule to automatically terminate node down alarm when node comes back up (see screenshot of default EPP configuration on that).

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Thanks for your reply. I would say that it seems to be something there causing the issue (though i've not touched EPP AFAIK) but as soon as I remove one of these alarms it does show as up

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Try checking alarm log (View -> Alarm log) to see what was happening - what was the event that triggered the alarm and what is the alarm key.
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I have the same problem with nodes remaining down (no VPN involved though).
Node down/up works fine for all hosts monitored on the internal IP subnet, but for the ones that use public IPs (still with the agent), they remain down.
I have this node for example, that is reachable, polling its status looks ok:
[08.12.2021 11:46:38] **** Poll request sent to server ****
[08.12.2021 11:46:38] Poll request accepted
[08.12.2021 11:46:38] Starting status poll for node Dolion
[08.12.2021 11:46:38] Checking NetXMS agent connectivity
[08.12.2021 11:46:38] Starting status poll on interface lo
[08.12.2021 11:46:38] Current interface status is NORMAL
[08.12.2021 11:46:38] Retrieving interface status from NetXMS agent
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Interface status retrieved from NetXMS agent
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Interface is NORMAL for 790 polls (1 poll required for status change)
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Interface status after poll is NORMAL
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Finished status poll on interface lo
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Starting status poll on interface eno1
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Current interface status is NORMAL
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Retrieving interface status from NetXMS agent
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Interface status retrieved from NetXMS agent
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Interface is NORMAL for 790 polls (1 poll required for status change)
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Interface status after poll is NORMAL
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Finished status poll on interface eno1
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Starting status poll on interface eno2
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Current interface status is DISABLED
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Retrieving interface status from NetXMS agent
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Interface status retrieved from NetXMS agent
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Interface is DISABLED for 754 polls (1 poll required for status change)
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Interface status after poll is DISABLED
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Finished status poll on interface eno2
[08.12.2021 11:46:39] Starting status poll on interface enp0s20f0u8u3c2
[08.12.2021 11:46:40] Current interface status is DISABLED
[08.12.2021 11:46:40] Retrieving interface status from NetXMS agent
[08.12.2021 11:46:40] Interface status retrieved from NetXMS agent
[08.12.2021 11:46:40] Interface is DISABLED for 754 polls (1 poll required for status change)
[08.12.2021 11:46:40] Interface status after poll is DISABLED
[08.12.2021 11:46:40] Finished status poll on interface enp0s20f0u8u3c2
[08.12.2021 11:46:40] Node is connected
[08.12.2021 11:46:41] Finished status poll for node Dolion
[08.12.2021 11:46:41] Node status after poll is CRITICAL
[08.12.2021 11:46:41] **** Poll completed successfully ****Any idea how to fix this?
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For this node:
- does it has any alarms?
- does it has any interfaces in critical state?
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So I believe the interfaces are keeping the node in critical. What happened when you tried to set them to "Ignore"? Some error message? SQL error messages in server log? What if you delete these interfaces and do configuration poll - is it possible to edit them then?
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I have termianted manually the alarm, and things look ok. I did this to make sure I get alarms in case something happens with that box, but the issue is still there

status poll shows the node Normal now:
[09.12.2021 17:11:14] Node is connected
[09.12.2021 17:11:15] Finished status poll for node Dolion
[09.12.2021 17:11:15] Node status after poll is NORMAL
[09.12.2021 17:11:15] **** Poll completed successfully ****
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