Windows agent hangs over unstable connection with in collect_cpustat()

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    • Type: Incident report
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Priority: Major
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    • Affects Version/s: 1.8.3
    • Component/s: Agent (G), Server (S)
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    • Environment:
      Server: 1.8.3
      Agent(active): 1.8.3 on Windows XP, multihomed(eth0 -LAN, eth1 - VPN connection)
      Network devices in between: router-modem Anydata AWR500a

      We have a bunch of remote hosts with the following:
      1) PC is multihomed, two interfaces, one is real (LAN) , other one is virtual - VPN. Zabbix agent can reach zabbix server both ways: over LAN or over VPN. When the zabbix server was 1.8.2 , zabbix agent was configured to use LAN address for server: zabbix.company.com

      2) After server was upgraded to 1.8.3 - all those agents went offline: restarting services or network devices did nothing. The solution was to change server name in zabbix agent.conf to VPN address of the server: 10.1.0.1. Hovewer:

      3) Now, once in a while, all those agents go offline: the solution is to connect to host via telnet and issue the command:

      net stop "zabbix agent" && net start "zabbix server"

      4) In logs with debugging on I see countless:

      In collect_cpustat()
      In collect_cpustat()
      In collect_cpustat()
      In collect_cpustat()
      In collect_cpustat()
      In collect_cpustat()
      In collect_cpustat()
      In collect_cpustat()
      In collect_cpustat()

      5) Also, all those PCs are connected to Internet (and zabbix server) via 3G-like modem-router Anydata AWR500a. That's to note since there are other similar multihomed PC with the only difference that they are connected via Wimax routers and they are fine.

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            Reporter:
            Vitaly Zhuravlev
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