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You may have an environment in which two redundant routers are set up as two independent parent nodes in a dependency for a single group of nodes. When only one of the routers goes down, the child group still triggers and consequently a flood of alerts is sent as the nodes miss pings but still do not go unreachable. This is due to the fact that one of the parent nodes is still up.
All Orion environments
Two parent nodes for one child group or node creates a conflict in status where the child group does not go unreachable due to having at least one parent in an up state.