Nice work on the new layout.
I found some things in the alpha4-version that you might find interesting:
First; when using a fixed y-axis, the graph isn't bound to this limit.

Second; when i'm logged-in in config-mode and the session is timed-out, a php-error is displayed.
Third; How do I temporarely disable a server which is temporarely unavailable for Zabbix when Zabbix already marked the server as "unreachable"
Fourth; when an agent locks, the service (10050) seems available but no responses are given ->the queue filles up -> other items get affected. It looks like there is no timeout on server-/suckerd-requests. (Zabbix 1.0 & 1.1a4)
Fifth; I use SNMP to monitor IIS on some Win2k machines (can't use the Zabbix agent
). During the night I stop the IIS-service on those machines to do some "things", thats when the trouble starts: the firewall-admin calls me the next day to tell me that I'm flooding the firewall with SNMP-requests. (Zabbix 1.0)
I found some things in the alpha4-version that you might find interesting:
First; when using a fixed y-axis, the graph isn't bound to this limit.

Second; when i'm logged-in in config-mode and the session is timed-out, a php-error is displayed.
Third; How do I temporarely disable a server which is temporarely unavailable for Zabbix when Zabbix already marked the server as "unreachable"
Fourth; when an agent locks, the service (10050) seems available but no responses are given ->the queue filles up -> other items get affected. It looks like there is no timeout on server-/suckerd-requests. (Zabbix 1.0 & 1.1a4)
Fifth; I use SNMP to monitor IIS on some Win2k machines (can't use the Zabbix agent
). During the night I stop the IIS-service on those machines to do some "things", thats when the trouble starts: the firewall-admin calls me the next day to tell me that I'm flooding the firewall with SNMP-requests. (Zabbix 1.0)
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