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Out of date alerts

I am receiving alerts from Orion telling me about Nodes that have gone down in the past. This week alone I have been told over 20 times that a device was rebooted on 15 November and messages about servers that have rebooted on 28th November. This only occurs rarely but can be annoying, anyone any idea why this is happening and how to prevent it reoccuring.

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iceman

I have the same problem with reboot alerts. The alerts are old and outdated.

I called Solarwinds support, but they had no answer.

Janis1

Usually, the issue you two are seeing is related to faulty SysUptime counters on the device. The SysUptime value will increase and increase, then periodically decrease, and then increase again. The counters should never decrease in value unless the device rebooted or the counters were cleared. The development team created a workaround to the issue, and it was resolved in the 7.5 release of Orion. The Program Updates are available at solarwinds.net/.../OrionNPMUpdatesV7.htm.