Hello all,
My query involves the automatic addition of a bulk of hosts to be monitored by Zabbix.
My boss would like to distribute a series of virtual machines with zabbix pre-installed in such a fashion that it would automatically monitor all snmp-enabled devices on the network and check against relevant items associated with those hosts and such.
My idea was to use either a python or a bash or a php script to check the network for all snmp enabled devices and their OID's and then place the IP's of said devices into a data (text) file and then take that text file and place those IP's into relevant host groups (with appropriate templates for triggers, actions, graphs, etc).
I've looked around the forums and have found this post doing something very similar to what I'd like to do:
However, this person was implementing his scripts with a pre-made list of IP addresses, my idea would be going into a network cold as it were.
Is my idea feasible? Am I missing anything important? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated, thanks!
My query involves the automatic addition of a bulk of hosts to be monitored by Zabbix.
My boss would like to distribute a series of virtual machines with zabbix pre-installed in such a fashion that it would automatically monitor all snmp-enabled devices on the network and check against relevant items associated with those hosts and such.
My idea was to use either a python or a bash or a php script to check the network for all snmp enabled devices and their OID's and then place the IP's of said devices into a data (text) file and then take that text file and place those IP's into relevant host groups (with appropriate templates for triggers, actions, graphs, etc).
I've looked around the forums and have found this post doing something very similar to what I'd like to do:
However, this person was implementing his scripts with a pre-made list of IP addresses, my idea would be going into a network cold as it were.
Is my idea feasible? Am I missing anything important? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated, thanks!
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