Web Scenario HTTP Proxy mass update

[Richie]

Hello,

I'm still kinda new to using Zabbix and slowly adding devices and trying things out as a proof of concept, but I ran into a snag, I started working on setting up a few Web Scenarios and noticed that there is no way to perform Mass Update when it comes to Web Scenarios, so does anyone know of a way to perform this kind of task, since Passwords for HTTP Proxy are likely to change and it would not be fun updating each individually for 100+ scenarios? Or if it's possible to make it a variable so that I can update a single point when it comes time to change the password?

Currently running on Zabbix 3.0 and in process of preparing for the upgrade to 3.2, since this is only a proof of concept type of deal, it's mainly a project I work on, in my spare time.

[batchenr]

Hello,

I'm still kinda new to using Zabbix and slowly adding devices and trying things out as a proof of concept, but I ran into a snag, I started working on setting up a few Web Scenarios and noticed that there is no way to perform Mass Update when it comes to Web Scenarios, so does anyone know of a way to perform this kind of task, since Passwords for HTTP Proxy are likely to change and it would not be fun updating each individually for 100+ scenarios? Or if it's possible to make it a variable so that I can update a single point when it comes time to change the password?

Currently running on Zabbix 3.0 and in process of preparing for the upgrade to 3.2, since this is only a proof of concept type of deal, it's mainly a project I work on, in my spare time.

can you use macro instead ?
like {$HTTP_PASS}
and then in Administration -> General -> drop down menu
choose : Macros

{$HTTP_PASS} someP@ss

[Richie]

Ah, as I said I'm kinda new, didn't know that was a thing... I believe that method will work for me, now I just need to figure out the format I need to use to work with my company proxies, will take some tinkering around but so far just putting in the line below still gives me response code 407.

http://domain\{$HTTP_USER}:{$HTTP_PASS}:@proxy.example.co mort

Now I noticed in the field there are [] around certain parts, are those actually needed? I've been looking through the documentation and just can't find anything that states if it needs to be there or not

https://www.zabbix.com/documentation/3.2/manual/web_monitoring

[batchenr]

Ah, as I said I'm kinda new, didn't know that was a thing... I believe that method will work for me, now I just need to figure out the format I need to use to work with my company proxies, will take some tinkering around but so far just putting in the line below still gives me response code 407.

http://domain\{$HTTP_USER}:{$HTTP_PASS}:@proxy.example.co mort

Now I noticed in the field there are [] around certain parts, are those actually needed? I've been looking through the documentation and just can't find anything that states if it needs to be there or not

https://www.zabbix.com/documentation...web_monitoring

just try and see whats work,
i dont have much experience in web Scenario but just try what you feel and see