Hi Narendra,
Nbslogpd is the non-blocking syslog daemon, meaning that it will not block writes to the file.
Instead, the daemon will write a summary of the lines that it did not log and give access back to the file so that other file descriptors can write to the file.
Here is a link that describes this Linux daemon:
http://www.linux-ha.org/doc/users-guide/_non_blocking_logging_daemon.html
Also, here is a link that describes the concepts of blocking and non-blocking i/o:
http://www.linux-mag.com/id/308/
With that being said, there are messages that are being rate-limited from being written to the Syslog file. (Syslog is busy)
You can start by checking the application and system logs in RTMT just before the alert is seen, they could possibly give some more information.
Manish
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