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  • ravotech
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 1

    #1

    Got it installed in 2 (not 48) hours, but....

    I have no clue how to configure it. I would like to use Zabbix for communicating through SNMP with my switches, retrieve bandwidth info per port, and save this in the mysql database.

    Our own separate system will then use the data from zabbix to integrate the graphs (or draw it's own graphs, if this is too hard).

    The network consists of coreswitches, switches and a bunch of servers. Monitoring a few Xen VM's would be a nice thing too (especially the bandwidth).

    If there is anyone who is using Zabbix the same way, please let me know! I would be willing to invest in this to go for the right "RTG-like" system with some monitoring.

    Has anyone successfully integrated the graphs in his own noc system? Any screenshots or tips are appreciated!
  • Tenzer
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2007
    • 316

    #2
    If you just want the graphs and bandwidth utilization information, you are probably better of with Cacti, or another more focused graphing-solution. Zabbix, in my opinion, is best as a monitoring platform, which notifies you if certain things go wrong. I almost never use the graphs in Zabbix at all, or access the webinterface. It just runs the server, and I get notified of any issues

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    • bbrendon
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2005
      • 870

      #3
      There are some SNMP templates available in the Wiki. I would only use zabbix for network devices where you need alerting.
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