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Good tip. I'd like to think that I would have thought to do that. Chances are I would have thought of it too late.
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How often do they update the mib database / how often do they manually add everything that people request there?
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Today: (Currently, you have 15038 expired IP addresses) grr
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Today: (Currently, you have 6778 expired IP addresses) SMH
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mrxinu I changed the setting to "Never stop processing expired IP addresses" and I didn't notice an immediate change so I left it. After checking back two days later, I was up to 5333 expired IP addresses. I put back to "Custom number of minutes" and put in [120] Today I sit at 1087 expired IP addresses. This thing is not…
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Well, I haven't made time to let it run without processing. I now have 2300 expired addresses? There are not that many changes going on around here... Also, are there any other settings that could be worth changing? LIke: "Number of IP address to resolve as batch."
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I am using NPM to monitor 1586 network nodes with 12316 interfaces. We are monitoring a large region and I am currently working or reducing the number and frequecy of alerts to be more managable.
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Does anybody have any idea to help with this? I might just go look around the database and see what I can find.
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Yes, can you post some screenshots of your connection settings?
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After working with support. Sending a 700 MB diagnostic file for them to sift through. They recommended upgrading to from 11.5.2 to 11.5.3.
