Hi,
I am using Discovery function to scan 3x /24 subnet. When it found online host, it will be added and link to certain template.
The problem:
Some of the host has same name but different IP. This cause mass update problem when changing template on the hosts.
Question:
How does discovery determine server name? Is it through reverse DNS? If yes, is it possible to disable this and show only IP address instead?
I have 332 hosts in a group for discovered host. Also encounter problem when trying to mass update all 332 hosts at one time.
I found following error in zabbix log file debug level 3:
12249:20090507:170920 [Z3005] Query failed: [1205] Lock wait timeout exceeded; try restarting transaction [update items set nextcheck=1241687336,prevvalue=lastvalue,prevorgva lue=NULL,lastvalue='1',lastclock=1241687309 where itemid=6386]
12286:20090507:170920 [Z3005] Query failed: [1205] Lock wait timeout exceeded; try restarting transaction [update items set nextcheck=1241687288,prevvalue=lastvalue,prevorgva lue=NULL,lastvalue='1',lastclock=1241687255 where itemid=5888]
Something to do with MySQL performance?
I am using Discovery function to scan 3x /24 subnet. When it found online host, it will be added and link to certain template.
The problem:
Some of the host has same name but different IP. This cause mass update problem when changing template on the hosts.
Question:
How does discovery determine server name? Is it through reverse DNS? If yes, is it possible to disable this and show only IP address instead?
I have 332 hosts in a group for discovered host. Also encounter problem when trying to mass update all 332 hosts at one time.
I found following error in zabbix log file debug level 3:
12249:20090507:170920 [Z3005] Query failed: [1205] Lock wait timeout exceeded; try restarting transaction [update items set nextcheck=1241687336,prevvalue=lastvalue,prevorgva lue=NULL,lastvalue='1',lastclock=1241687309 where itemid=6386]
12286:20090507:170920 [Z3005] Query failed: [1205] Lock wait timeout exceeded; try restarting transaction [update items set nextcheck=1241687288,prevvalue=lastvalue,prevorgva lue=NULL,lastvalue='1',lastclock=1241687255 where itemid=5888]
Something to do with MySQL performance?