Actions - send email exemption

[Ales Ulrych]

Hello,

I have a problem.
Zabbix sends me all triggers with bugs to email.
I would like to set an exception, but you will not fail me.
Example:
I monitor the status of the network, and if I exceed a certain value, I see a problem. Which is a desirable state. But at the same time I will come with a notification e-mail. And I would like to turn off this trigger and I can not.

Trigger walks me into a state:
Trigger: Sending to [Ethernet Interface 25 - Graphics 3 (23)] is 384.18 Kbps
Trigger status: OK
Trigger severity: Warning
Trigger URL:

Item values:

1. Ethernet Interface 25 Outbound Interface (D-Link DGS-3100-48: ifOutOctets [Ethernet Interface 25]): 384.18 Kbps "

In Actions - Conditions, I created the following:

Trigger name - like -

Downloading to [Ethernet Interface

Trigger name - like -

Sending to [Ethernet Interface

And the news is still going on. I also tried "not like"
I changed the name to:

Downloading to {{#IFDESCR} {#IFINDEX} - {#IFALIAS}} is {ITEM.LASTVALUE1}

And nothing works for me.

Can you tell me where I'm making a mistake?

Thanks a lot

Ales

[tcilmo]

Is your concern with the trigger firing and showing up in the dashboard or with receiving an email notification, or both? If you want the trigger and alert in the dashboard, but no email notification - you need to adjust your action.

[Ales Ulrych]

The trigger firing and showing up in the dashboard - This is OK, it works, i see

Receiving an email notification - I need to disable some triggers - and I can not set exceptions

Is your concern with the trigger firing and showing up in the dashboard or with receiving an email notification, or both? If you want the trigger and alert in the dashboard, but no email notification - you need to adjust your action.

[tcilmo]

The trigger firing and showing up in the dashboard - This is OK, it works, i see

Receiving an email notification - I need to disable some triggers - and I can not set exceptions

If you don't want the notification, your action needs some work. I would take advantage of the severity flag. Set all triggers to warning that you don't want a notification for. Then have you action\s grab all triggers with a severity greater than or equal to average. For example: Trigger severity >= Average.

[Ales Ulrych]

This I know, but they are just triggers that are important to me, I want to see them in the dashboard, but I do not want them to go through emails.
I have a "Warning" in the dashbort to recognize those from the information.
In the email, I'm set to see everything from "Warning". However, I would like to exclude some.

[tcilmo]

My suggestion is to set the triggers that you don't want email notifications on to a certain severity - such as warning. Then exclude that severity type (e.g.,warning) in your notification action. For example: Trigger severity >= Average. Now the severity of warning is excluded. Very simple and sane logic. This process will prevent emails from triggers with that defined severity level. Make sense?

[Ales Ulrych]

Yes, what you say is a possible and functional solution, but for my purposes inappropriate.
My initial five categories are not enough and I would like to continue to dominate,
for example, to determine which "Warning" errors will only appear in my Dashboard and will be displayed and NOT sent to me by e-mail. And that's just not working.
What would "Configuration - Actions - Action - Conditions" serve?