Hello,
I'm currently trying to place network activity on a map, I currently have two hosts linked with the following as the label:
{HOST:net.if.in[tap100i0].last(0)}/{HOST:net.if.out[tap100i0].last(0)}
Which yields:
806.1 Kbps/850.6 Kbps
My goal was to have a fixed unit without the trailing unit, so my initial thought would be to pull the "raw" value, and divide it into Mbps, to get something like the following output examples:
0.8/0.8
1.2/50
etc
Is this possible to do without cloning two dozen interfaces and reconfiguring all of them (stripping the unit)?
Running Zabbix 4.0
Thanks in advance.
I'm currently trying to place network activity on a map, I currently have two hosts linked with the following as the label:
{HOST:net.if.in[tap100i0].last(0)}/{HOST:net.if.out[tap100i0].last(0)}
Which yields:
806.1 Kbps/850.6 Kbps
My goal was to have a fixed unit without the trailing unit, so my initial thought would be to pull the "raw" value, and divide it into Mbps, to get something like the following output examples:
0.8/0.8
1.2/50
etc
Is this possible to do without cloning two dozen interfaces and reconfiguring all of them (stripping the unit)?
Running Zabbix 4.0
Thanks in advance.