Hello Everyone,
This is my really first in depth try at using NetXMS, I have a db server in stalled on Windows Server 2008 R2 and I have the NetXMS Server installed on another node/host with Windows Server 2008 R2 and after a few hiccups with the install I finally got to configure it but now I am seeing some odd stuff in my Alarms, NetXMS is a VM and The Database is a Physical Server. Please see the attachment for the anomoly I am seeing.
These appear to be some type of tunnel but I can't figure out what purpose they are for.
[Minor] CFMON (NetXMS) Interface "Local Area Connection* 8" changed state to DOWN (IP Addr: UNSPEC/0, IfIndex: 11)
[Minor] CFMON (NetXMS) Interface "Local Area Connection* 8" changed state to DOWN (IP Addr: UNSPEC/0, IfIndex: 11)
[Minor] cfdatabase (Database) Interface "Local Area Connection* 8" changed state to DOWN (IP Addr: UNSPEC/0, IfIndex: 11)
I am not sure what this is telling me. There is only 1 NIC in each system, So I can't figure out why this is going on.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Michael
This is my really first in depth try at using NetXMS, I have a db server in stalled on Windows Server 2008 R2 and I have the NetXMS Server installed on another node/host with Windows Server 2008 R2 and after a few hiccups with the install I finally got to configure it but now I am seeing some odd stuff in my Alarms, NetXMS is a VM and The Database is a Physical Server. Please see the attachment for the anomoly I am seeing.
These appear to be some type of tunnel but I can't figure out what purpose they are for.
[Minor] CFMON (NetXMS) Interface "Local Area Connection* 8" changed state to DOWN (IP Addr: UNSPEC/0, IfIndex: 11)
[Minor] CFMON (NetXMS) Interface "Local Area Connection* 8" changed state to DOWN (IP Addr: UNSPEC/0, IfIndex: 11)
[Minor] cfdatabase (Database) Interface "Local Area Connection* 8" changed state to DOWN (IP Addr: UNSPEC/0, IfIndex: 11)
I am not sure what this is telling me. There is only 1 NIC in each system, So I can't figure out why this is going on.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Michael