alex
18-01-2006, 10:45
Hello everybody !
I've instaled zabbix for the first time and configured it for some of hosts (11).
1 host simple check - pop
2 hosts simple check icmppingsec
other 8 hosts equipped with zabbix_agentd ;)
I have troubles with pinging. Just after adding an icmppingsec item, I see two or four values coming, and then silence... Restart zabbix_serverd - again some values and then silence. Could someone point out what should I look for in zabbix_server.log ? The same situation with icmpping.
Another problem is email sending. At some point (after successfully sended 10 or so e-mails), all notifications comes with status not sent. Pretty strange... :confused: There is no SENDING MAIL debug lines in zabbix_server.log. After zabbix_server restart, all unsent messages magically becomes sent, and I receive a bunch of e-mails. Again, please let me know where to find a reason for such a strange behaviour.
zabbix version: 1.1beta5.
Server: Linux 2.6.9-gentoo-r13 i686 Pentium II GenuineIntel
Alexei, thanks for the job ! Well done !
I've instaled zabbix for the first time and configured it for some of hosts (11).
1 host simple check - pop
2 hosts simple check icmppingsec
other 8 hosts equipped with zabbix_agentd ;)
I have troubles with pinging. Just after adding an icmppingsec item, I see two or four values coming, and then silence... Restart zabbix_serverd - again some values and then silence. Could someone point out what should I look for in zabbix_server.log ? The same situation with icmpping.
Another problem is email sending. At some point (after successfully sended 10 or so e-mails), all notifications comes with status not sent. Pretty strange... :confused: There is no SENDING MAIL debug lines in zabbix_server.log. After zabbix_server restart, all unsent messages magically becomes sent, and I receive a bunch of e-mails. Again, please let me know where to find a reason for such a strange behaviour.
zabbix version: 1.1beta5.
Server: Linux 2.6.9-gentoo-r13 i686 Pentium II GenuineIntel
Alexei, thanks for the job ! Well done !