3 Hosts - 3 Triggers - 《Zabbix 5.0 MANUAL》

3 Triggers
- Overview
  - Mass editing options
  - Using filter

3 Triggers

Overview

The trigger list for a template can be accessed from Configuration → Templates and then clicking on Triggers for the respective template.

The trigger list for a host can be accessed from Configuration → Hosts and then clicking on Triggers for the respective host.

Displayed data:

Column	Description
Severity	Severity of the trigger is displayed by both name and cell background color.
Value	Trigger value is displayed: OK - trigger is in OK state PROBLEM - trigger is in problem state
Host	Host of the trigger. This column is displayed only if multiple hosts are selected in the filter.
Name	Name of the trigger, displayed as a blue link to trigger details. Clicking on the trigger name link opens the trigger configuration form. If the host trigger belongs to a template, the template name is displayed before the trigger name, as a gray link. Clicking on the template link will open the trigger list on the template level. If the trigger has been created from a trigger prototype, its name is preceded by the low level discovery rule name, in orange. Clicking on the discovery rule name will open the trigger prototype list.
Operational data	Operational data definition of the trigger, containing arbitrary strings and macros that will resolve dynamically in Monitoring → Problems.
Expression	Trigger expression is displayed. The host-item part of the expression is displayed as a link, leading to the item configuration form.
Status	Trigger status is displayed - Enabled, Disabled or Unknown. By clicking on the status you can change it - from Enabled to Disabled (and back); from Unknown to Disabled (and back). Problems of a disabled trigger are no longer displayed in the frontend, but are not deleted.
Info	If everything is fine, no icon is displayed in this column. If there are errors, a red square icon with a cross is displayed. Move the mouse over the icon and you will see a tooltip with the error description.
Tags	If trigger contains tags, tag name and value are displayed in this column.

To configure a new trigger, click on the Create trigger button in the top right-hand corner.

Mass editing options

Buttons below the list offer some mass-editing options:

Enable - change trigger status to Enabled
Disable - change trigger status to Disabled
Copy - copy the triggers to other hosts or templates
Mass update - update several properties for a number of triggers at once
Delete - delete the triggers

To use these options, mark the checkboxes before the respective triggers, then click on the required button.

Using filter

You can use the filter to display only the triggers you are interested in. The filter is located above the table.

Parameter	Description
Host groups	Filter by one or more host groups. Specifying a parent host group implicitly selects all nested host groups.
Hosts	Filter by one or more hosts. If host groups are already selected above, host selection is limited to those groups.
Name	Filter by trigger name.
Severity	Select to filter by one or several trigger severities.
State	Filter by trigger state.
Status	Filter by trigger status.
Value	Filter by trigger value.
Tags	Filter by trigger tag name and tag value. Several conditions can be set. There are two calculation types for conditions: And/Or - all conditions must be met, conditions having same tag name will be grouped by Or condition Or - enough if one condition is met There are two ways of matching the tag value: Contains - case-sensitive substring match (tag value contains the entered string) Equals - case-sensitive string match (tag value equals the entered string) When filtered, the tags specified here will be displayed first with the trigger. Macros and macro functions are supported both in tag name and tag value fields.
Inherited	Filter triggers inherited (or not inherited) from a template.
Discovered	Filter triggers discovered (or not discovered) by low-level discovery.
With dependencies	Filter triggers with (or without) dependencies.