Failover Notifications Mail bombing my email server
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I am currently getting thousands of failover notifications a day. The message keeps growing and old notifications are included. The actual performance of the heads no longer corresponds to these messages.
I cannot disable the notifications through the GUI. This is 2.6 CE. I have 5 heads, 4 DSL and one is satellite.
I would like to know the name of the process so that I can restart it.
Thanks
Notifications in this message: 22
14:42:24 MONITOR: WAN4GW has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
8.8.8.8|10.12.4.93|WAN4GW|36.903ms|2.333ms|23%|down|highloss
14:50:04 MONITOR: WAN4GW is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
8.8.8.8|10.12.4.93|WAN4GW|35.223ms|2.001ms|3%|online|none
18:55:37 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|48.252ms|11.973ms|22%|down|highloss
18:59:20 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|37.814ms|79.315ms|12%|online|loss
19:07:39 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|56.542ms|27.45ms|22%|down|highloss
19:08:42 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|43.744ms|12.858ms|12%|online|loss
7:04:09 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|34.109ms|6.688ms|22%|down|highloss
7:06:16 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|39.918ms|14.76ms|14%|online|loss
3:14:24 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|40.399ms|9.42ms|22%|down|highloss
3:16:13 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|47.262ms|15.725ms|12%|online|loss
3:44:25 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|55.394ms|13.588ms|22%|down|highloss
3:46:28 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|36.831ms|14.93ms|12%|online|loss
5:06:54 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|38.575ms|9.06ms|22%|down|highloss
5:09:12 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|38.974ms|76.508ms|12%|online|loss
23:36:40 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|46.355ms|8.481ms|22%|down|highloss
23:38:28 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|46.604ms|19.603ms|12%|online|loss
3:23:54 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|36.876ms|10.813ms|22%|down|highloss
3:24:58 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|37.969ms|12.815ms|12%|online|loss
8:53:39 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|43.99ms|13.975ms|22%|down|highloss
8:56:59 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|51.468ms|13.014ms|12%|online|loss
9:02:40 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP has packet loss, omitting from routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|41.522ms|12.945ms|22%|down|highloss
9:04:29 MONITOR: WAN5_DHCP is available now, adding to routing group Infinitumn
100.64.0.1|192.168.1.217|WAN5_DHCP|57.722ms|14.302ms|12%|online|loss -
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@reberhar I finally bit the bullet and waited until late at night and just did a reboot and that seems to have fixed it.
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@reberhar The problem keeps coming back, even after reboot. I cannot disable the SMTP with the checkbox, except if I check the checkbox, save of course, and then reboot.
This kind of acts like a bug.
Roy
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@reberhar I am working with a machine with 5 heads ( Internet sources) with frequent head changes because of packet loss. I normally get lots of emails anyway from it, but it seems to hit some kind of threshold where it starts sending the same message several times a minute. I get other messages from this server appropriately, e.g. from the UPS, it is just those from the rollover mechanism that bomb my email server.
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@reberhar So I blew away the gateway logs and turned on the SMTP notifications again. I also resaved all the windows under routing just to be sure. The mail bombing stopped for now. Maybe I will need to change the log rotation.
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@reberhar It seems to be working.