Hi all,
We are using Zabbix to monitor the network of hundred of our offices. This means, that each office has its own router, a few switches, and also a couple of acces points.
We are working in prevent event storms, and I'm fighting with the trigger dependencies to make it work. I know that we can add a dependency to a trigger attached to another host's trigger, but how can we do this massive with diferent hosts?
For example:
Office 1:
Router 1 - Switch 1 - Switch 2 - Access Point 1 - Access Point 2
Office 2:
Router 2 - Switch 3 - Switch 4 - Access Point 3 - Access Point 4
Using default "ICMP Template", I want that the trigger "Host Down" on Switch 1, Switch 2, AP1 and AP2 depends on Router 1's trigger "Host Down".
Same for the office 2, but with Router 2. I don't want a relationship between offices. I can make it manually if we have 5 o 6 offices, but unfortunately we have hundreds, so, anyone knows how to make it massive? Is it even possible?
Sorry if it's a dumb question. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
Kind Regards.
We are using Zabbix to monitor the network of hundred of our offices. This means, that each office has its own router, a few switches, and also a couple of acces points.
We are working in prevent event storms, and I'm fighting with the trigger dependencies to make it work. I know that we can add a dependency to a trigger attached to another host's trigger, but how can we do this massive with diferent hosts?
For example:
Office 1:
Router 1 - Switch 1 - Switch 2 - Access Point 1 - Access Point 2
Office 2:
Router 2 - Switch 3 - Switch 4 - Access Point 3 - Access Point 4
Using default "ICMP Template", I want that the trigger "Host Down" on Switch 1, Switch 2, AP1 and AP2 depends on Router 1's trigger "Host Down".
Same for the office 2, but with Router 2. I don't want a relationship between offices. I can make it manually if we have 5 o 6 offices, but unfortunately we have hundreds, so, anyone knows how to make it massive? Is it even possible?
Sorry if it's a dumb question. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
Kind Regards.