two servers

[vdgraider]

if my network has multiple ISPs for redundancy, can I specify two seperate IPs for the Zabbix server in the .conf file for the zabbix agent? Will this cause a problem with the database if it's reporting to two different IPs? Basically I'm looking for a failover in-case my primary internet connection goes down.

tx

[bill.unger]

if my network has multiple ISPs for redundancy, can I specify two seperate IPs for the Zabbix server in the .conf file for the zabbix agent? Will this cause a problem with the database if it's reporting to two different IPs? Basically I'm looking for a failover in-case my primary internet connection goes down.

tx

Is the box on which Zabbix is running acting as the fail-over router and connected to both ISP connections? Most scenarios have a router (ie., Cisco) that is configured with both external connections and also handles the fail-over.

In short, does the Zabbix box have a public IP assigned to one of its interfaces?

[vdgraider]

My question is can I define 2 servers ip in agents in /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.conf file:
For example:
Server = 127.0.0.1,192.168.1.1
It's possible???

[vdgraider]

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[vdgraider]

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[stelios]

This is an interesting question, anyone knows?

[NOB]

This is an interesting question, anyone knows?

Sure.
Read the comment in the zabbix_agentd.conf File in the line
above Server=

Norbert.