Run Action After additional Time

[Markrijnders]

Hello,

I have a question...

Is there a way to let Zabbix for example send a mail after a trigger is enable (true) for longer then 2 minutes? So if the trigger is enable(true) and is going false right away there is no mail going to be send..

Sometimes a port goes down en goes up again. Within 60 secons. So there is no need to send a mail.

I hope it's a clear story. :-))

Hope to hear from u soon.

Cheerz
Mark

[MrKen]

Sure it's possible!

Here are some real life examples of delayed alerting:

{My_Server:icmpping.max(300)}=0
Means that if the maximum value for 300 seconds (5 minutes) is Zero, then fire.

{My_Server:system.cpu.load[,avg1].min(600)}>6
Means that if the cpu load is above 6 for ten minutes, then fire.

{My_Device:ifInOctets.10101.nodata(300)}=1
Means that if there is no incoming traffic on Port 10101 for five minutes, shoot!

For more trigger functions see: http://www.zabbix.com/documentation/1.8/manual/config/triggers

HTH
MrKen

[Markrijnders]

Thnx

Thank you very much.

This is great!!

[nima0102]

Sure it's possible!

Here are some real life examples of delayed alerting:

{My_Server:icmpping.max(300)}=0
Means that if the maximum value for 300 seconds (5 minutes) is Zero, then fire.

{My_Server:system.cpu.load[,avg1].min(600)}>6
Means that if the cpu load is above 6 for ten minutes, then fire.

{My_Device:ifInOctets.10101.nodata(300)}=1
Means that if there is no incoming traffic on Port 10101 for five minutes, shoot!

For more trigger functions see: http://www.zabbix.com/documentation/1.8/manual/config/triggers

HTH
MrKen

Thanks for good reply.
Currently trigger for Cpu Usage is "My_server:cpu-usage4.last(0)}>80", But I want to change this trigger so that if cpu-usage4 in 5 minutes is bigger than 80 then trigger be fired.Unfortunately I could not do it.

About "nodata" trigger, is there any option that I create one trigger for all items in host or host group, if any fetching item is failed trigger be fired?

Thanks in advance

[MrKen]

Currently trigger for Cpu Usage is "My_server:cpu-usage4.last(0)}>80", But I want to change this trigger so that if cpu-usage4 in 5 minutes is bigger than 80 then trigger be fired.Unfortunately I could not do it.

You should be able to do this: {My_server:cpu-usage4.min(300)}>80

About "nodata" trigger, is there any option that I create one trigger for all items in host or host group, if any fetching item is failed trigger be fired?

As others have mentioned in other threads, if an item becomes Unsupported or Unreachable for any reason, then the trigger also becomes unsupported and therefore will not fire, even with a 'nodata' expression.

However, what you could do is create Zabbix Internal checks for 'zabbix[items_unsupported]' and a trigger if this value goes above X. Also an Internal check for 'zabbix[log]' which will monitor warning and error messages from the zabbix_server.log, and create a trigger for various strings from the log. Set up the 'zabbix[log]' item and then watch Latest Data to help you decide what strings to set triggers for.

http://www.zabbix.com/documentation/1.8/manual/config/items#internal_checks

HTH
MrKen

[Astral]

Sure it's possible!

Here are some real life examples of delayed alerting:

{My_Server:icmpping.max(300)}=0
Means that if the maximum value for 300 seconds (5 minutes) is Zero, then fire.

{My_Server:system.cpu.load[,avg1].min(600)}>6
Means that if the cpu load is above 6 for ten minutes, then fire.

{My_Device:ifInOctets.10101.nodata(300)}=1
Means that if there is no incoming traffic on Port 10101 for five minutes, shoot!

For more trigger functions see: http://www.zabbix.com/documentation/1.8/manual/config/triggers

HTH
MrKen

Can you help me write a expression for Windows by SNMP template for High Storage email alert to be sent after 10mins instead of immediate.
I am not very good with codes.

[cyber]

Can you help me write a expression for Windows by SNMP template for High Storage email alert to be sent after 10mins instead of immediate.
I am not very good with codes.

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