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    Zabbix Starter Week - Day 3

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    This document provides a summary of key features and configuration options in the Zabbix frontend. It describes the inventory tab where host details can be entered manually or automatically populated. It also discusses action configuration where trigger actions, discovery actions, and autoregistration actions can be set up along with conditions and operations. Network discovery and low-level discovery are explained as ways to automatically detect changes and create monitoring objects. Administration by super users to set system-wide settings is also mentioned.

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    Zabbix Starter Week - Day 3

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    This document provides a summary of key features and configuration options in the Zabbix frontend. It describes the inventory tab where host details can be entered manually or automatically populated. It also discusses action configuration where trigger actions, discovery actions, and autoregistration actions can be set up along with conditions and operations. Network discovery and low-level discovery are explained as ways to automatically detect changes and create monitoring objects. Administration by super users to set system-wide settings is also mentioned.

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    This document provides a summary of key features and configuration options in the Zabbix frontend. It describes the inventory tab where host details can be entered manually or automatically populated. It also discusses action configuration where trigger actions, discovery actions, and autoregistration actions can be set up along with conditions and operations. Network discovery and low-level discovery are explained as ways to automatically detect changes and create monitoring objects. Administration by super users to set system-wide settings is also mentioned.

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    Zabbix Starter Week - Day 3

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    This document provides a summary of key features and configuration options in the Zabbix frontend. It describes the inventory tab where host details can be entered manually or automatically populated. It also discusses action configuration where trigger actions, discovery actions, and autoregistration actions can be set up along with conditions and operations. Network discovery and low-level discovery are explained as ways to automatically detect changes and create monitoring objects. Administration by super users to set system-wide settings is also mentioned.

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    Day 3

    •Exploring the
    Frontend –
    part 2

    2
    EXPLORING THE
    FRONTEND –
    PART 2
    INVENTORY
    Host configuration
    form has inventory
    tab where you can
    enter such details as
    name, serial number,
    location, responsible
    person, etc.
    Populating inventory
    can be done
    manually or
    automatically

    4
    INVENTORY
    • Overview section
    shows host count by
    various fields of the
    inventory
    • Hosts section Shows
    hosts that have
    inventory information.
    Clicking on the host's
    name will reveal the
    inventory details
    5
    IN THIS REPORT, A SUMMARY OF KEY ZABBIX
    SERVER AND SYSTEM DATA IS DISPLAYED
    USERS WITH SUFFICIENT PERMISSIONS CAN
    CONFIGURE SCHEDULED GENERATION OF PDF
    VERSIONS OF THE DASHBOARDS, WHICH WILL BE
    SENT BY EMAIL TO SPECIFIED RECIPIENTS.
    Zabbix server time zone is used for report generation

    Custom periods are supported - previous day, week, month or year

    Reports can be sent daily, weekly (on chosen days), monthly or yearly

    Report generation time can be specified

    Report generation can be


    started or stopped after specific date
    By default, a report is generated using permissions of current user

    Recipients do not require any permissions


    AVAILABILITY REPORT IS AUTOMATICALLY
    GENERATED BASED ON DETECTED PROBLEMS

    Shows the proportion of time each


    trigger has been in problem/ok state,
    and you choose between
    • Triggers by host
    • By triggers belonging to a template

    8
    IN THIS REPORT, YOU CAN SEE THE TRIGGERS THAT
    HAVE CHANGED THEIR STATE MOST OFTEN WITHIN
    THE PERIOD OF EVALUATION, SORTED BY THE
    NUMBER OF STATUS CHANGES.
    IN THIS REPORT YOU CAN FIND RECORDS OF
    CHANGES MADE IN THE FRONTEND AND API
    Time Timestamp of the audit record.

    User User who performed the activity.

    IP IP from which the activity was initiated.

    Resource Type of the affected resource (host, host group, etc.).

    Action Activity type Login Logout


    Added Updated
    Deleted Enabled
    Disabled.
    ID ID of the affected resource.
    Recordset ID Shared ID for all audit log records created as a result of the same
    frontend operation.

    Details Description of the resource and detailed information about the performed
    activity.
    IN THIS REPORT USERS CAN VIEW DETAILS OF
    OPERATIONS (NOTIFICATIONS, REMOTE
    COMMANDS) EXECUTED WITHIN AN ACTION.
    A REPORT ON THE NUMBER
    OF NOTIFICATIONS SENT
    TO EACH USER IS
    DISPLAYED.

    12
    A TEMPLATE IS A SET OF ENTITIES THAT CAN BE
    CONVENIENTLY APPLIED TO MULTIPLE HOSTS

    INCLUDES

    • items
    • triggers
    • graphs
    • dashboards
    • low-level discovery rules
    • web scenarios
    13
    TEMPLATES
    Allows to easily set up and manage monitoring of hundreds or thousands of
    hosts

    Template has similar properties to a host


    from template
    Items linked

    to host
    SECTION WHERE YOU CAN CONFIGURE AND MAINTAIN
    HOSTS

    • Filter area allows to find specific hosts based on a


    host group, a host name, etc.

    • Clicking on a host name will open the host


    configuration popup form

    • Clicking on an entity type will open its


    configuration page

    15
    Configuration Tab

    General Attributes
    HOST CONFIGURATION
    Host name Unique host name Mandatory

    Visible name Name will show in the frontend If not set, will use Host name value

    Templates Link templates to the host

    Host groups Select host groups the host belongs to Mandatory

    Interfaces IP address Host IP address Port TCP/UDP port


    DNS name Host DNS name Default Default interface for data
    Connect to connection will use IP or DNS collection
    Description Host description

    Monitored by proxy (no proxy) host is monitored by Zabbix server


    Proxy name host is monitored by Zabbix proxy "Proxy name"
    Enabled host will be monitored

    17
    IMPORTING
    CAN BE IMPORTED
    WHILE IMPORTING, YOU CAN
    • host groups (through
    Zabbix API only) Update existing
    • template groups
    (through Zabbix API only) Existing elements will be updated
    • templates with data from the import file
    • hosts
    • network maps Create new
    • media types
    • Images Import will add new elements using
    data from the import file
    FORMATS SUPPORTED
    Delete missing
    • YAML (default) Import will remove existing elements
    • XML not present in the import file
    • JSON
    Maintenance is used to
    • Suppress problem notifications
    • Suppress data collection

    Hosts in maintenance mode can be easily visually identified


    • When configuring or viewing Host properties
    • In the Problems page
    • In Dashboards and Maps

    19
    SECTION WHERE YOU CAN CONFIGURE AND MAINTAIN
    HOSTS

    • Filter area allows to find specific hosts based on a


    host group, a host name, etc.

    • Clicking on a host name will open the host


    configuration popup form

    • Clicking on an entity type will open its


    configuration page

    20
    ACTIONS
    TYPES
    • Trigger actions
    • Discovery actions
    • Autoregistration actions
    • Internal actions
    PROPERTIES
    • Unique action name
    • Conditions - Each new event is verified
    against those conditions
    • Operations – What do you want to happen
    • Status - enabled or disabled
    21
    EACH TYPE OF ACTION HAS ITS OWN CONDITIONS
    AND OPERATIONS.
    NETWORK DISCOVERY
    Periodically scans the network to detect changes and
    performs user specified actions.

    23
    DISCOVERY
    Name Name of the rule
    Discovery by proxy If it will use proxy
    IP range Range of IP addresses for discovery
    Update interval How often the rule will be executed
    Checks What protocols will be checked
    Device uniqueness criteria
    Host name Host name that will be specified for discovered host
    Visible name Visible name that will be specified for discovered host
    Enabled
    24
    LOW LEVEL DISCOVERY
    Let Zabbix automatically create items, triggers and graphs
    on your hosts, depending on the host entities

    25
    TYPES OF LLD
    Network interfaces;
    CPUs and CPU cores
    SNMP OIDs
    JMX objects
    ODBC SQL queries
    Windows services
    Host interfaces In Zabbix
    Custom
    26
    ADMISTRATION

    System settings that will affect all users.

    Accessible only to Super Administrators


    DUVIDAS?

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