Zabbix 3.2.4
CentOS 7
I have just gotten started. And have a couple of questions (for now)
1. I have deployed agents to a little over 40 Windows hosts. The "required server performance" number has jumped from a little over 1 to about 55. Is there a value above which I should be really concerned? I did read the manual, which stated it is the expected number of values processed per second but there wasn't much guidance on what to do with this number. I'm guessing it is displayed prominently on the Dashboard for a reason. Any insights would be appreciated.
2. I used the "Template OS Windows" template only on the hosts. I have a few reports that some nodes have "Disk Space on C is less than 20%". However, when looking at that template, I don't see any triggers that would indicate this warning. Sorry if this is a totally stupid newbie question, but where did this come from? Where is this trigger defined? (not that I am complaining about it - I just want to understand it so that I can create/develop my own custom template)
CentOS 7
I have just gotten started. And have a couple of questions (for now)
1. I have deployed agents to a little over 40 Windows hosts. The "required server performance" number has jumped from a little over 1 to about 55. Is there a value above which I should be really concerned? I did read the manual, which stated it is the expected number of values processed per second but there wasn't much guidance on what to do with this number. I'm guessing it is displayed prominently on the Dashboard for a reason. Any insights would be appreciated.
2. I used the "Template OS Windows" template only on the hosts. I have a few reports that some nodes have "Disk Space on C is less than 20%". However, when looking at that template, I don't see any triggers that would indicate this warning. Sorry if this is a totally stupid newbie question, but where did this come from? Where is this trigger defined? (not that I am complaining about it - I just want to understand it so that I can create/develop my own custom template)
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