Solarwinds

Hi all,

Solarwinds alerted "s3928 rebooted at xxxx " ? I sniffered these packets, I found that this switch' cpu ticks time change from 2863305004ticks to 5600ticks, I don't know why?

When the solarwinds alert "s3928 rebooted at xxxx" ,then which some message it received? what's the reason of it ?

It's very important to me !

thanks very much！

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danielleh

Hi Neil,

I'm going to move this to the NPM space to get better visibility.

Thanks,
DH

neil

Hi　DanielleH

Solarwinds alerted "s3928 rebooted at xxxx ",When Itelnet that switch ,I can't find any reboot information from debug, and the switch display that system uptime is a long time ,So It's
strange .Solarwinds give a different result with that switch.

Question additional，

Thanks

mdriskell

I have seen similar issues before particularly with Shoretel switches. Some sort of nightly maintenance that the Shoretel switches performed caused a cleanup that made SNMP think that the last boot time had changed. I have seen it from time to time with other devices but the Shoretel switches it happened every night.

This may have nothing to do with your problem but I have seen this behavior before due to a device. In my case it wasn't solarwinds misinterpreting data it was the data being collected was flawed.

FormerMember

could be a counter rollover for the uptime on the device

check the documentation on your device and see if it has anything documented on how it rolls over a counter and when if its there