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Grouping (Count) of identical alarms in Alarm Browser

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    stoffmann
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    Hi,

    I have an event configured that is fired if a DB file drops below 10% free space. I a DB reaches this limit the event is fired multiple times until it's fixed. Why is NetXMS displaying the events one by one instead of only increasing the count? (Picture 1)
    I have a similar event for monitoring crashing applications where this is working (Picture 2), but I found no difference in event configuration.

    What am I missing?

    Best regards

    Stefan


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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      Check alarm key in EPP rule which creates them. Also doubleclick on alarm and check key there.
      Most likely key is either too narrow or unset (with empty key new alarm will be created even is similar already exists)

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        stoffmann
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        Thanks a lot!
        Alarm Key was what I was missing. Afetr configuring the Alarm Key in EPP it works.

        Best regards

        Stefan

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