Ghosts in the system...

[Peter L. Berghold]

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Hi folks,

I recently consolidated web sites onto one machine. For that good reason
I have eliminated all the host checks for the machine that hosted the
web site that was consolidated.  In other words I have no reason to
monitor machineA since I have moved all my websites on to machineB.

In spite of removing all the checks, I still get pages about machineA
being down.  Where in the world is that coming from?


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Peter L. Berghold                                     Peter at Berghold.Net
"Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it."
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