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I might be asking for the impossible, but here goes.
I have created a "WMI Discovery" script that queries WMI for a class inside a namespace using WQL. I have successfully populated my hosts now with a ton of information from WMI.
Unfortunately, because there are values that come from different WMI discoveries, I can't use a Trigger Prototype to say "if discovery.a[item.name] != discovery.b[item.name]". To do that both items would have to be on the same discovery (as of Zabbix 3.4).
Is there any other way that I can compare values of two items, specifically strings?
Or do I need to re-write what I have done to ensure that both my item values are in either the same template, or same discovery rule?
Thanks.
I have created a "WMI Discovery" script that queries WMI for a class inside a namespace using WQL. I have successfully populated my hosts now with a ton of information from WMI.
Unfortunately, because there are values that come from different WMI discoveries, I can't use a Trigger Prototype to say "if discovery.a[item.name] != discovery.b[item.name]". To do that both items would have to be on the same discovery (as of Zabbix 3.4).
Is there any other way that I can compare values of two items, specifically strings?
Or do I need to re-write what I have done to ensure that both my item values are in either the same template, or same discovery rule?
Thanks.