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  • aseques
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    • May 2019
    • 40

    #1

    Is possible to configure host view in two column?

    I am monitoring several cisco switches (some stacked with more than 48 ports) and I would like a way to do a quick look on the interfaces, I found that when I go to Host -> Graphs there's a lot of useful information, but it's displaying at full wide on my screen.
    I might have overlooked it, is it possible to change the view for example into a two column view? It would require half of vertical space currently needed to scroll past all the interfaces.


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  • aseques
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    • May 2019
    • 40

    #2
    splitek I already tried, but didn't succes, maybe I have understood something wrongly, when I created a screen for one of the switches everything would show nicely, but doing it for a various switches with a lot of ports (assign each of the ports to a square in the screen) it's a lot of work that i'd rather avoid.
    Then I tried with the dynamic elements, but that doesn't seem to work with switch interfaces (found some issue in the bug tracker mentioning the reasons)

    So at the moment I don't know what option would be better

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    • dj_c00ler
      Junior Member
      • Feb 2021
      • 5

      #3
      Originally posted by aseques
      splitek I already tried, but didn't succes, maybe I have understood something wrongly, when I created a screen for one of the switches everything would show nicely, but doing it for a various switches with a lot of ports (assign each of the ports to a square in the screen) it's a lot of work that i'd rather avoid.
      Then I tried with the dynamic elements, but that doesn't seem to work with switch interfaces (found some issue in the bug tracker mentioning the reasons)

      So at the moment I don't know what option would be better
      Probably your choice would be Host Dashboards https://www.zabbix.com/documentation...n/host_screens
      I suppose you are using LLD for interfaces creation. So all you have to do is create Dashboard inside Template or Host, place a widget with "Graph prototype" selection and select "Interface {#IFNAME} ({#IFALIAS}): Network traffic" (or whatever graph prototype you are using) in the input field.
      Input columns and rows, and rest of options of your choice, resize widget whatever you like and press Save.
      Then instead of Host -> Graphs you need to go to Host -> Dashboards. You graphs will be displayed in 1x2, 2x1, 2x2, 5x5 or whatever you selected in the widget settings above.
      Please note < and > arrows in top right corner of Dashoard to jump through you graphs.

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      • aseques
        Member
        • May 2019
        • 40

        #4
        Originally posted by dj_c00ler

        Probably your choice would be Host Dashboards https://www.zabbix.com/documentation...n/host_screens
        I suppose you are using LLD for interfaces creation. So all you have to do is create Dashboard inside Template or Host, place a widget with "Graph prototype" selection and select "Interface {#IFNAME} ({#IFALIAS}): Network traffic" (or whatever graph prototype you are using) in the input field.
        Input columns and rows, and rest of options of your choice, resize widget whatever you like and press Save.
        Then instead of Host -> Graphs you need to go to Host -> Dashboards. You graphs will be displayed in 1x2, 2x1, 2x2, 5x5 or whatever you selected in the widget settings above.
        Please note < and > arrows in top right corner of Dashoard to jump through you graphs.
        That's exactly what I needed, I just created the dashboard following your instructions and it's really what I wanted, thanks a lot all for your help

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