Hi there
Our VLAN had recently gone through a change and as such we have to
restart all the nodes in-order to re-establish connection with the head
node with the new IP addresses.
All is well except we're still seeing these 2 unwanted IP addresses
(circled in red) after various failed attempts in restarting the gmond
they are still being captured and reflected on the monitoring. These IPs
are no longer valid after the change but I just simply can't seem to
remove them at all.
Any advise to remove the "torn in the flesh"?
Cheers!
Joseph Lim
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