Hi!
This is due to topology-based event correlation. Idea is to suppress multiple SYS_NODE_DOWN events if they are caused by intermediate router failure. If only end node was disconnected and still server generates SYS_NODE_UNREACHABLE instead of SYS_NODE_DOWN, then this is a bug. Unfortunately this feature cannot be turned off. I'll add appropriate option in 1.2.6. As a workaround, you can disable routing table polls on intermediate routers - if NetXMS server will not know full route to the node, it will not try to do such correlation.
Best regards,
Victor
This is due to topology-based event correlation. Idea is to suppress multiple SYS_NODE_DOWN events if they are caused by intermediate router failure. If only end node was disconnected and still server generates SYS_NODE_UNREACHABLE instead of SYS_NODE_DOWN, then this is a bug. Unfortunately this feature cannot be turned off. I'll add appropriate option in 1.2.6. As a workaround, you can disable routing table polls on intermediate routers - if NetXMS server will not know full route to the node, it will not try to do such correlation.
Best regards,
Victor