Hi,
I am using the following expression for simple check.
{Template:icmpping.sum(300)}=0
{Template:http_perf.sum(300)}=0
{Template:smtp_perf.sum(300)}=0 and other simple check(ssh_perf, tcp, http).
i have tried many expressions hoping to stop the false alarms but to no avail
Ping interval=60s
{Template:icmpping.max(#5)}#1
{Template:icmpping.max(#5)}<1 | {Template:icmpping.max(#5)}>1
and others
The trigger works well to inform us(Email) when service is down (Trigger becomes true, when data collected equal 0 for 300s). However, when zabbix get back value of 2(timeout from the check), it will set trigger back to false(But service is still down), inform us again(Email). after 5 mins, zabbix get data equal 0, it inform us again. The process repeats over and over. Resulting in a lot of false alerts and emails.
Anyway that i can change the trigger expression to keep false alerts to minimal or stop it? How does zabbix determine time out? Anywhere in zabbix to modify?
Hope to find a solution.
I am using the following expression for simple check.
{Template:icmpping.sum(300)}=0
{Template:http_perf.sum(300)}=0
{Template:smtp_perf.sum(300)}=0 and other simple check(ssh_perf, tcp, http).
i have tried many expressions hoping to stop the false alarms but to no avail
Ping interval=60s
{Template:icmpping.max(#5)}#1
{Template:icmpping.max(#5)}<1 | {Template:icmpping.max(#5)}>1
and others
The trigger works well to inform us(Email) when service is down (Trigger becomes true, when data collected equal 0 for 300s). However, when zabbix get back value of 2(timeout from the check), it will set trigger back to false(But service is still down), inform us again(Email). after 5 mins, zabbix get data equal 0, it inform us again. The process repeats over and over. Resulting in a lot of false alerts and emails.
Anyway that i can change the trigger expression to keep false alerts to minimal or stop it? How does zabbix determine time out? Anywhere in zabbix to modify?
Hope to find a solution.
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