"SPINE" when device gose down it`s stil shown as up no matter what but when use CMD it's showing the real status like when device gose down cacti will show that the device is down?
any one knows y?
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Cacti: Version 0.8.7b
Spine: Version 0.8.7b and 0.8.7a and 0.8.7c i tride it all
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Cygwin (cygwin1.dll version): that comes with the latest beta installer of cacti
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"SPINE" when a device gose down still shown as up
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1) What downtime detection method are you using for the device(s) in question?
2) Change the cacti logging level to debug. Watch the log file for when the poller runs. Why did spine think the device(s) were falsely up?
2) Change the cacti logging level to debug. Watch the log file for when the poller runs. Why did spine think the device(s) were falsely up?
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Each time you made the change, you waited for a polling cycle, looked in the log to see how the device responded to Cacti's initial queries?MadX wrote:downtime detection method: "SNMP" then i tried "SNMP And Ping" then "PING"
For SNMP, the device shows its uptime/system info on the top left corner in cacti?
For Ping, the device shows "Ping Results Host is alive"in the top left corner?
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