Hello Guys,
I am facing the following problem: we are collecting process counts from Windows desktops, and we provide a sum of them with this aggregate function:
grpsum("Desktops","proc_num[process name]","last","1")
Some users hibernate their machines at the end of the working hours, and Zabbix server seem not to fill the values collected from the unreachable agents with a zero, so it seems that some desktops are running in the night as well.
1. Is there a way to set the values that Zabbix server tries to collect from unreachable devices to zero instead not writing anything to the database?
2. If I change the item function to
grpsum("Desktops","proc_num[process name]","avg","x")
where x is a little bit more than the item collection interval, then will it treat the unknown values from the unreachable devices as zero?
I am facing the following problem: we are collecting process counts from Windows desktops, and we provide a sum of them with this aggregate function:
grpsum("Desktops","proc_num[process name]","last","1")
Some users hibernate their machines at the end of the working hours, and Zabbix server seem not to fill the values collected from the unreachable agents with a zero, so it seems that some desktops are running in the night as well.
1. Is there a way to set the values that Zabbix server tries to collect from unreachable devices to zero instead not writing anything to the database?
2. If I change the item function to
grpsum("Desktops","proc_num[process name]","avg","x")
where x is a little bit more than the item collection interval, then will it treat the unknown values from the unreachable devices as zero?