Examples of using Zabbix documentation in English and their translations into Japanese
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History and trends[Zabbix Documentation 3.0] Any older data will be removed by the housekeeper.
Triggers[Zabbix Documentation 2.0] Triggers are logical expressions that"evaluate" data gathered by items and represent the current system state.
Additional operations[Zabbix Documentation 5.0] When adding a host, its name is decided by the standard gethostbyname function.
Dashboard[Zabbix Documentation 3.2] The Monitoring Dashboard section, similar to the dashboard on your car, displays a summary of all the important information.
Simple graphs[Zabbix Documentation 3.4] Simple graphs are provided for the visualization of data gathered by items.
Configuring a host[Zabbix Documentation 5.0] You can also use the Clone and Full clone buttons in the form of an existing host to create a new host.
Size parameters[Zabbix Documentation 2.2] The sum of vm. memory. size[used] and vm. memory. size[available] does not necessarily equal total.
SMS[Zabbix Documentation 4.4] Zabbix supports the sending of SMS messages using a serial GSM modem connected to Zabbix server's serial port.
Mass update[Zabbix Documentation 3.0] Replace host groups will remove the host from any existing host groups and replace those with the one(s) specified in this field.
Mass update[Zabbix Documentation 3.4] Replace applications will remove the item from any existing applications and replace those with the one(s) specified in this field.
Low-level discovery[Zabbix Documentation 4.0] Low-level discovery provides a way to automatically create items, triggers, and graphs for different entities on a computer.
Low-level discovery[Zabbix Documentation 3.4] Low-level discovery provides a way to automatically create items, triggers, and graphs for different entities on a computer.
Sender[Zabbix Documentation 2.2] Zabbix sender is a command line utility that may be used to send performance data to Zabbix server for processing.
Global notifications[Zabbix Documentation 3.4] Global notifications are a way of displaying issues that are currently happening right on the screen you're at in Zabbix frontend.
Remote commands[Zabbix Documentation 2.2] With remote commands you can define that a certain pre-defined command is automatically executed on the monitored host upon some condition.
Large file support[Zabbix Documentation 2.0] Large file support, often abbreviated to LFS, is the term applied to the ability to work with files larger than 2 GB on 32-bit operating systems.
Graphs[Zabbix Documentation 2.0] With lots of data flowing into Zabbix, it becomes much easier for the users if they can look at a visual representation of what is going on rather than only numbers.
Graphs[Zabbix Documentation 2.2] With lots of data flowing into Zabbix, it becomes much easier for the users if they can look at a visual representation of what is going on rather than only numbers.
Triggers top 100[Zabbix Documentation 2.2] In Reports Triggers top 100 you can see the triggers that have changed their state most often within the period of evaluation, sorted by the number of status changes.
Triggers top 100[Zabbix Documentation 2.4] In Reports Triggers top 100 you can see the triggers that have changed their state most often within the period of evaluation, sorted by the number of status changes.
Configuring a network map[Zabbix Documentation 2.2] Configuring a map in Zabbix requires that you first create a map by defining its general parameters and then you start filling the actual map with elements and their links.
Templates[Zabbix Documentation 3.0] As many hosts in real life are identical or fairly similar so it naturally follows that the set of entities(items, triggers, graphs,…) you have created for one host, may be useful for many.
Permissions[Zabbix Documentation 4.4] You can differentiate user permissions in Zabbix by defining the respective user type and then by including the unprivileged users in user groups that have access to host group data.
Templates[Zabbix Documentation 2.2] As many hosts in real life are identical or fairly similar so it naturally follows that the set of entities(items, triggers, graphs,…) you have created for one host, may be useful for many.
Permissions[Zabbix Documentation 3.0] You can differentiate user permissions in Zabbix by defining the respective user type and then by including the unprivileged users in user groups that have access to host group data.
SNMP agent[Zabbix Documentation 2.2] You may want to use SNMP monitoring on devices such as printers, network switches, routers or UPS that usually are SNMP-enabled and on which it would be impractical to attempt setting up complete operating systems and Zabbix agents.
SNMP agent[Zabbix Documentation 2.0] You may want to use SNMP monitoring on devices such as printers, network switches, routers or UPS that usually are SNMP-enabled and on which it would be impractical to attempt setting up complete operating systems and Zabbix agents.
External checks[Zabbix Documentation 2.2] If you don't want to pass any parameters to the script you may use: script[] or script Zabbix server will look in the directory defined as the location for external scripts(parameter'ExternalScripts' in Zabbix server configuration file) and execute the command.