I have zabbix 1.8.2 on Debian Squeeze.
Sorry, may be it's a silly question, but I'm novice at Zabbix and there is a little thing that I don't understand.
I could not change a trigger.
For example I have created a trigger "Processor load is too high on {HOSTNAME}"
The expression of trigger is simple:
{my_server:system.cpu.load[,avg1].last(0)}>4
Now for example, I'd like to change 4 for 2.
I could choose "Toggle input method" -> Edit -> change the value 4 for 2 -> Replace. It seems changed.
Then I click "Save"
But when I'm back to page of triggers, the value is 4 as before.
Finally I think I could change value using "Clone". I make a Clone of my trigger, I change the value, and then I delete my old trigger.
But it seems a little bit illogical.
So I summarize. I have two question:
a) how to change trigger?
b) if the solution is only to clone, change then delete the old trigger... What is the logic?
As I said, sorry if the question is silly.
Thank you for your help.
Sorry, may be it's a silly question, but I'm novice at Zabbix and there is a little thing that I don't understand.
I could not change a trigger.
For example I have created a trigger "Processor load is too high on {HOSTNAME}"
The expression of trigger is simple:
{my_server:system.cpu.load[,avg1].last(0)}>4
Now for example, I'd like to change 4 for 2.
I could choose "Toggle input method" -> Edit -> change the value 4 for 2 -> Replace. It seems changed.
Then I click "Save"
But when I'm back to page of triggers, the value is 4 as before.
Finally I think I could change value using "Clone". I make a Clone of my trigger, I change the value, and then I delete my old trigger.
But it seems a little bit illogical.
So I summarize. I have two question:
a) how to change trigger?
b) if the solution is only to clone, change then delete the old trigger... What is the logic?
As I said, sorry if the question is silly.
Thank you for your help.
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