Proxy with two IP's

[Berthelrob]

Hello there,
I have have a zabbix proxy that must receibe data from two differente IP's (10.150.x.x and 10.230.x.x), and send the information to a server (10.220.x.x).
The default route must be the 10.230.x.x network, and the proxy is configured as Active, but as what I have been read, if the proxy is Active, it only accepts one IP. Is that right?

So, in my mind I have to configure two services for the proxy. Each of them setting the different IP's from the zabbix server.

Is it correct to do in this way? Is there any other configuration I can do to solve this problem?

[cyber]

Yes, active proxy accepts one server address or cluster addresses. Proxy is not meant to serve multiple different instances.
What's the reason for such interesting config, if you can tell?

[Hamardaban]

Let's clarify:
1) "zabbix proxy that must receibe data from two differente IP's" - does this mean that agents with which this proxy works are located in these subnets?
2) is the proxy address available from the 220 network (which one)? .

Divide your task into 2 parts: proxy work with the server and proxy work with agents \ devices.
Initially, routing is configured between all networks.
The first part is controlled by the settings of the zabbix server and proxy for interaction (the proxy must be able to ask the server, and the server must be able to respond).
The second part is controlled by agent settings and routes on devices (the proxy must be able to poll the device \ the device must be able to respond to the proxy)