Does discovery cron for all hosts removed the selections you’ve made on individual ports?
We had some ports set to ignore on a couple of devices but when we re-enabled the discovery cron for all hosts it seems to wiped those settings but kept the speed overrides?
is this normal or a bug?
We need a little more info here.
Where/how did you mark the ports as disabled?
Did they display as disabled in the webui after you changed the setting and after you “re-enabled” the cron?
Post the output of ./validate.php too.
We marked them as ignore in the device setting page under ports.
They were set that way for days up until the day I reenabled the cron, the following day we started seeing alerts again and noticed that the checkbox next to ignore was now unchecked on all devices.
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Perhaps the port indexes changed or something. How long was the discovery cron not running?
Hmm… over 2 weeks easily.
edit: dug up the logs, 28 days
I’d say try setting it again and see what happens. Do a poller and discovery debug run and save the output to compare to later if you have issues again.