How can I know which poller packages are actively being used for the services on a given interface?
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If you go to an interface's page, you'll see the list of poller packages that match the IP address. But, if there are lots of poller packages, it is not quite useful just see that list specially if we are trying to track down a problem with a specific service.
It will be useful to see which of them are actually being applied on that interface depending on the services associated to it.
My idea is to add a flag next to the poller package to notate that the package is being used by some service.
For example:
Package 1 Package 2 Package 3
In this example, there are 3 pakages that match the IP interface, but only the second package is actually being used on that interface.
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Alejandro Galue May 29, 2013 at 8:28 AM
Fixed on revision 24f1ca58c7ffb6fb2fed32336e7f1e55352a894c for 1.10, and merged back into 1.12 on revision 1feeb20fcbef5af4e72b34ea04b387ed16819889
If you go to an interface's page, you'll see the list of poller packages that match the IP address. But, if there are lots of poller packages, it is not quite useful just see that list specially if we are trying to track down a problem with a specific service.
It will be useful to see which of them are actually being applied on that interface depending on the services associated to it.
My idea is to add a flag next to the poller package to notate that the package is being used by some service.
For example:
Package 1
Package 2
Package 3
In this example, there are 3 pakages that match the IP interface, but only the second package is actually being used on that interface.