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Which method do you use for checking node availability? If it sets to agent checking try to change for ICMP option, it's more faster than agent availability communication with Pollers

If the operational state was down I think it would be fired this alert because Interface status depends of two parameters - Administrative Status and Operational Status. Like in my example: If you not determine the difference between this status check this link 

Try to delete not installed agent from the list in "Manage agents" and try to add node again. You can also deploy agent manually if you met your problem again. https://documentation.solarwinds.com/en/success_center/orionplatform/content/core-deploying-the-agent-manually-sw443.htm…

In this condition you just need to determine only status of link, not this utilization. You can do it simple like this:

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Any suggestions?

@"adatole" Thanks to your reply. It's a good advice, but I'm more interesting about how default calculation works. Like you provided the explanation of RAM consume. Use another poller not completely good to this server and some part of our environment because not all server admins configure snmp.

Can you try to use another Status & Response Time polling method via ICMP instead of Agent?

OK, it works with integrated load average values, but I want to do it with some other statistic values from Linux/Unix script. I want to chart it directly on my Node Summary view. As example I have 3 Multicomponent scripts with couple of statistic data, I set a critical threshold and in alert in trigger action I can…