I have a Ubuntu Linux machine that I have setup to monitor a number of network resources. One of the things I want to do is pick a few locations across VPN's to look for any latency issues. When I setup my config.xml with multiple servers, I only seem to look at the first server. Here is an example (IP's changed to protect the innocent):
<!--Network-->
<Network>
<!--Ping
- Server: server IP address or hostname-->
<Ping Server="1.2.3.1" Enabled="true"/>
<Ping Server="1.2.3.2" Enabled="true"/>
<Ping Server="1.2.3.3" Enabled="true"/>
<Ping Server="1.2.3.4" Enabled="true"/>
When I do this it appears that the ping time is the same as 1.2.3.1. I know that 1.2.3.3 and 1.2.3.4 are a longer ping time. So I turned off 1.2.3.1 and 1.2.3.2 like this:
<!--Network-->
<Network>
<!--Ping
- Server: server IP address or hostname-->
<Ping Server="1.2.3.1" Enabled="false"/>
<Ping Server="1.2.3.2" Enabled="false"/>
<Ping Server="1.2.3.3" Enabled="true"/>
<Ping Server="1.2.3.4" Enabled="true"/>
If I do this I loose my Ping in my pulseway dashboard. So I remove the first two lines and leave the following:
<!--Network-->
<Network>
<!--Ping
- Server: server IP address or hostname-->
<Ping Server="1.2.3.3" Enabled="true"/>
<Ping Server="1.2.3.4" Enabled="true"/>
Now I see the longer ping time of 1.2.3.3. Thus it appears that Pulseway only looks at the first ping statement. Is this connect? Does Pulseway only support one Ping? If not, I may have found a bug. Any help would be appreciated.