A known issue in Versa Director causes "Unable to connect to Kafka Server" and "Unable to connect to AMQP Server" alert emails to be sent to the first email address associated with the Provider Datacenter System Admin (PDCSA) role — even when no email has been explicitly configured for these notifications. In many deployments, this results in alerts being unintentionally routed to support@versa-networks.com or another default system account, generating unnecessary tickets without the customer's knowledge.
Bug ID: 131725
Fix Available: Director builds released after December 2, 2025
This issue affects customers who:
support@versa-networks.com (or another Versa/system-managed account) assigned to the PDCSA role in their DirectorWhen AMQP or Kafka connectivity fails, Director attempts to send an alert email. If no explicit notification email is configured for these events, Director falls back to fetching the first available email address from users assigned the PDCSA role and sends the alert there. In remote customer-managed or Versa-managed setups, this role often includes support@versa-networks.com, causing alerts to be silently routed to Versa Support.
To stop unintended alert emails from being generated, please remove support@versa-networks.com from the PDCSA role email configuration in your Director. Follow the steps below:
support@versa-networks.com as the email address and is assigned the Provider Datacenter System Admin (PDCSA) role.support@versa-networks.com is no longer the first PDCSA email on record.Note: Removing this email address will not affect any other Director functionality. It only prevents unintended fallback alert routing.
This issue is resolved in Director builds released after December 2, 2025 (Bug-ID: 131725). Once upgraded, the fallback behavior is eliminated — alert emails for AMQP/Kafka connectivity failures will only be sent if a notification email address has been explicitly configured by the administrator.
After upgrading to the fixed release, review your AMQP and Kafka notification settings and explicitly configure an email address if you wish to receive connectivity alerts. No email will be sent by default.
Versa-DirectorIf you need assistance identifying affected accounts or configuring notification settings, please open a support case with Versa Networks.