Hi,
I'm playing around with my half-productive zabbix-server for a while. The problem is, that I sometimes think the triggers have bugs or not working right.
I created a trigger, and I think it must be correct, but the trigger doesn't work after some trying around it works, like this:
{Template:system.cpu.load[,avg5].max(240)}>6
I tought it must be like this:
{Template:system.cpu.load[,avg5].min(240)}>6
I want to monitor the cpu load an if the avg5 load is higher than 6 for 3min then Zabbix have to send an alert. Is this trigger correct, or is there a better way to do this?
An other question, the trigger above is an workaround for a general problem i have. Nagios monitors a host and if nagios get 5times an error you got an **** PROBLEM **** mail. In zabbix I was not able to create a trigger which do this the same way, i think its possible but I don't know how I have to set up such a trigger?
Can anybody help me?
Thanks (and sorry for my english)
Hawky
I'm playing around with my half-productive zabbix-server for a while. The problem is, that I sometimes think the triggers have bugs or not working right.
I created a trigger, and I think it must be correct, but the trigger doesn't work after some trying around it works, like this:
{Template:system.cpu.load[,avg5].max(240)}>6
I tought it must be like this:
{Template:system.cpu.load[,avg5].min(240)}>6
I want to monitor the cpu load an if the avg5 load is higher than 6 for 3min then Zabbix have to send an alert. Is this trigger correct, or is there a better way to do this?
An other question, the trigger above is an workaround for a general problem i have. Nagios monitors a host and if nagios get 5times an error you got an **** PROBLEM **** mail. In zabbix I was not able to create a trigger which do this the same way, i think its possible but I don't know how I have to set up such a trigger?
Can anybody help me?
Thanks (and sorry for my english)
Hawky