Hello Folks, I was sitting here listening to Zabbix alerts and I got a little bit tired of the beeps and alarms so I decided to try something else with the most important alerts
To send a remote command to a Windows Machine that is connected to a set of monitors with zabbix data and play a message related to the trigger, something like "Processor Overload on Server X".
So in order to do that im using an Action with the remote command:
system.run['c:\wts.bat']
This bat file runs the sound file in a folder on the remote host. Problem is that this is not working
I tried to do by command line as a test
linux-cxzj:~ # zabbix_get -s 172.16.0.249 -k system.run['c:\wts.bat']
And I get the return
C:\Windows\system32>"C:\sound\wts.wav"
But nothing happens on the host ( which got zabbix installed with the remote command option enabled).
So if you guys can gimme any ideas on this one I would be really thankful and I think this could be a nice tweak for the community cause sometimes you are not near a monitor and hearing is easier than reading.
To send a remote command to a Windows Machine that is connected to a set of monitors with zabbix data and play a message related to the trigger, something like "Processor Overload on Server X".
So in order to do that im using an Action with the remote command:
system.run['c:\wts.bat']
This bat file runs the sound file in a folder on the remote host. Problem is that this is not working
I tried to do by command line as a test
linux-cxzj:~ # zabbix_get -s 172.16.0.249 -k system.run['c:\wts.bat']
And I get the return
C:\Windows\system32>"C:\sound\wts.wav"
But nothing happens on the host ( which got zabbix installed with the remote command option enabled).
So if you guys can gimme any ideas on this one I would be really thankful and I think this could be a nice tweak for the community cause sometimes you are not near a monitor and hearing is easier than reading.
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