Nodes Turned Themselves Off For No Reason. Now Suspended? What Do I Do?

I noticed some of my nodes turned themselves off for no particular reason. Server is fine. There are even other nodes on it. They are fine. They did not turn themselves off. On those, who did, I see this:


What should I do? Delete them and create a new ones?

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Were they really off? And did you really not get a notice, in an earlier stage? Or did just the online score decline? Do all the nodes have about the same online score?

Because I got a comparable issue lately, which was attributable to DDOS-prevention. In my case but the ASUS-router I use.

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search for the “fatal” error

configure uptimerobot to not to be suprised by this again.

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Hello @svet0slav,
Welcome back!

Please also search for errors like “ping satellite failed” in your logs.

And it could be this issue:

So basically do nothing and keep the nodes running? I simply restarted them and they are working.
It is just that I did not notice some of nodes were offline for several days…

Do they were offline or did not have ingress?
We have some reports about stopping an ingress out of blue:

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No. They were off. I assume after an update they did not launch properly and I did not see it for several days. Restarting them started them just fine and as you can see, there is traffic.



Suspension is at 100%, so I guess not to worry and just wait and give it time?

I still do see these notifications, though…

Please advise whether I should perform any action on such nodes. Thank you!

No, just keep them online. To fully recover the online score they should be online for the next 30 days. Each downtime requires additional 30 days online to recover.

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