I am actually a little hesitant to make my first post here. I generally can read articles and manuals and understand the processes. In this case, I am just plain lost. Let me explain.
I have our first installation of zabbix running and I have a basically understand how things work, Items, Triggers, and applications. I have a windows 2003 server that I am trying to monitor. My issue is where do I get information on how to set-up my own monitors. I have looked at the templates and the coding is not easy for me to understand.
For instance, the code to monitor the free space on the C drive is:
vfs.fs.size[c:,free]
Breaking that code down I just don't understand where vfs.fs.size came from. Where do I get a list of other items I can monitor and the syntax.
Then the next question is how do I set-up User Defined Parameters? I understand that I need to add these items to the agent.conf file on the server I am monitoring but where do I get examples of how to do that.
Any advice or guidance would be appreciated. I see that zabbix is a very powerful monitoring system I am very anxious to get it operational.
Thanks,
Todd
I have our first installation of zabbix running and I have a basically understand how things work, Items, Triggers, and applications. I have a windows 2003 server that I am trying to monitor. My issue is where do I get information on how to set-up my own monitors. I have looked at the templates and the coding is not easy for me to understand.
For instance, the code to monitor the free space on the C drive is:
vfs.fs.size[c:,free]
Breaking that code down I just don't understand where vfs.fs.size came from. Where do I get a list of other items I can monitor and the syntax.
Then the next question is how do I set-up User Defined Parameters? I understand that I need to add these items to the agent.conf file on the server I am monitoring but where do I get examples of how to do that.
Any advice or guidance would be appreciated. I see that zabbix is a very powerful monitoring system I am very anxious to get it operational.
Thanks,
Todd

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