Hi All,
I'm currently setting up Zabbix to monitor our servers and services. So far, everything goes smoothly and the actual monitoring works as intended.
In our company, monitoring is centralised in HP OpenView screens, and when we want the people in the NOC to respond on alarms, we have to send them to their OV screens.
I've currently set up a list of triggers in Zabbix and a set of actions to respond to these triggers. When a trigger goes off, an action used the "execute remote command" option to send the message to OpenView. However, the message is only sent one time when the trigger fires, and I would like to re-send the message every few minutes (depending on the interval the checks are done) every time the trigger is still fired. Only when the problem is resolved the sending of the messages should stop.
Is there any way inside Zabbix itself I could do this? If not, then I will have to hack up some scripts that do this for me, but I would like to keep everything centralised inside Zabbix as much as possible.
Greets
Cedric
I'm currently setting up Zabbix to monitor our servers and services. So far, everything goes smoothly and the actual monitoring works as intended.
In our company, monitoring is centralised in HP OpenView screens, and when we want the people in the NOC to respond on alarms, we have to send them to their OV screens.
I've currently set up a list of triggers in Zabbix and a set of actions to respond to these triggers. When a trigger goes off, an action used the "execute remote command" option to send the message to OpenView. However, the message is only sent one time when the trigger fires, and I would like to re-send the message every few minutes (depending on the interval the checks are done) every time the trigger is still fired. Only when the problem is resolved the sending of the messages should stop.
Is there any way inside Zabbix itself I could do this? If not, then I will have to hack up some scripts that do this for me, but I would like to keep everything centralised inside Zabbix as much as possible.
Greets
Cedric