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When the NTP alarm is triggered indicating that the peer is not reachable and if it is IPv6, the IP value is truncated. This occurs because the NTP plugin relies on the output of the ntpq -np command, which shows the truncated IPv6 as well. This causes the IPv6 in the alarm to be truncated, showing its partial information. To fix this, a mechanism was implemented to invoke the ntpq command but specifying the association corresponding to the IPv6 which is truncated. In this way, detailed information of the association is retrieved, including the full IPv6. That IPv6 will be the one that will be used as the value for the alarm. Closes-Bug: 2004043 Test Plan: PASS: Configure NTP with unreachable IPv6 peers to trigger the NTP alarm PASS: Configure NTP with reachable IPv6 peers to avoid alarms PASS: Configure NTP with unreachable IPv4 peers to trigger the NTP alarm PASS: Configure NTP with reachable IPv4 peers to avoid alarms Signed-off-by: Cristian Mondo <cristian.mondo@windriver.com> Change-Id: Id7e0af4f130f04c5eb037e5ff0d0a0cc5ce71b3e |
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