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  • cmuench
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2009
    • 7

    #1

    Virtual Appliance?

    Hello,
    Zabbix looks like an awesome product. Does anyone know of any recent virtual appliances available for this product? I looked on vmware.com but they are back from 2006 and 2007.
  • richlv
    Senior Member
    Zabbix Certified Trainer
    Zabbix Certified SpecialistZabbix Certified Professional
    • Oct 2005
    • 3112

    #2
    i'm not aware of recent virtual machine images.
    nevertheless, zabbix should be relatively easy to set up, and if you have some problems, don't hesitate to ask on the forums or irc (#zabbix on freenode)
    Zabbix 3.0 Network Monitoring book

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    • cmuench
      Junior Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 7

      #3
      yeah I finally just did a vanilla install of centos5 and installed zabbix via this awesome script.

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      • jthakrar
        Member
        • Oct 2009
        • 43

        #4
        I have created a Zabbix Virtual Appliance and is available at Mikoomi.com.
        I intend to keep on improving the appliance and adding more "monitoring capabilities/agents" to it.
        In this initial version here's what you get in the appliance -

        - Zabbix 1.8 (with a small fix from 1.8.1 that fixes a bug in template import)
        - Ubuntu LAMP 9.10 (Karmic)
        - DB2 Express-C (Free DB2 edition) -for DB2 monitoring

        Since this is in the US and the Virtual Appliance is about 3.7 GB, I think it might be easier to make it available "closer" to other sites, say in Europe.

        Will appreciate any feedbck that you can provide.


        -- Jayesh Thakrar

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        • jthakrar
          Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 43

          #5
          Apologies to everyone who may have downloaded the files from the ftp site, got the VM up and running but were having problems after going through the setup.

          Essentially, there was a bug in the setup script which caused the network configuration file to be faulty.

          Below is a sample of how a good Ubuntu network configuration file should look like.

          The "fault" would most likely cause your VM not to boot up after running through the setup. So you will have to either disable your network interface or re-import the appliance.

          Once you have done the above, either you can edit your network file generated by the setup.sh script manually or replace the setup.sh script with the attached file (the file is called setup.sh.txt - copy it to your virtual machine and rename it to setup.sh and also set execute permissions on the file).


          ##############################################
          # Thu Mar 4 21:43:05 CST 2010
          # Created by Mikoomi based on user-input
          ##############################################

          # The loopback network interface
          auto lo
          iface lo inet loopback

          # The primary network interface
          auto eth1
          iface eth1 inet static
          address 192.168.51.21
          # network - this was empty before - need to set it to the user-input value.
          # network
          network 192.168.51.0
          broadcast 192.168.51.255
          gateway 192.168.51.254
          dns-nameservers 192.168.51.254

          ##############################################
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