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Baseline vs. Running Config Conflicts

I am running into this issue on the web page with this module Baseline vs. Running Config Conflicts, where it states there is a 100% conflict on my baseline.

I have reset the baselines and refreshed the data, but still show the same 100% conflict. when clicking on the graph it shows only maybe 2 conflicts? so how is that a 100%?

Any one else seen this or have any thoughts?

Thanks

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chris.lapoint

When you reset your baselines, did you follow this by doing a config download on each of your devices? To ensure performance, we have a diff cache that gets updated on config download.

chris.lapoint

Can you attach screen shots of what you're seeing? In talking with dev, we're still confused as to why you are seeing 100% in the chart, but then only 2 devices that are not in conflict.

fluxeon

Here are the screen shots.

fluxeon

No, I just reset the baselines. The night configs job d/l any new changes.

jawill8301

Hi Chris,

We are also seeing a high number of conflicts. We have 940 devices and about 100 have baseline vs running configs conflicts which seems about right since we are updating configs today from yesterday, when we ran the baseline. And we have 800 or so devices we haven't touched. So it seems that the tables are correct, but the pie chart is not.

-Jason

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chris.lapoint

Ok, these both seem like bugs. Can both please open up support tickets and attach screen shots of what you're seeing (chart, drill-down views)?