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Step 1. Setup of zabbix-agent

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• Go to WMS and select Terminal from the top secondary menu 

  Note
  Note: Terminal is available only for admin users.

  
  

• Access PBX via SSH as a root 

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  su wildix (Password line) !1

  
  

2. Create a file:

• Use the command: 

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  nano-tiny /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agentd.d/my.conf

  
  

• Enter two lines: 

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  StartAgents=3 Server=192.168.0.1

  
  

where 192.168.0.1 is the IP address of your server

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3. Restart zabbix-agent:

Use the command: 

/etc/init.d/zabbix-agent restart

Step 2. Setup of zabbix-server

Download the template file from https://wildix.com/image_pbx/zabbix-templates/wildix.xmlStep 2. Setup of zabbix-server

1. Access Zabbix -> Configuration -> Templates, 

2. Click Choose File to upload the template file that you have saved on your PC, then click Import
   

   
   

3. Go to Configuration -> Hosts
4. Click Create host and fill in:
   
   • Host name
   • Groups: select group(s) from “Other groups” section and move the selected group(s) to “In groups” section
   • Agent interfaces: enter IP address or DNS name of your Wildix PBX (depending on what you selected, choose Connect to IP or DNS

5. Click Add

   
   

6. Go to Hosts -> Templates, 
7. Click Select and select “Wildix Templates” from the list

8. Tick off “Template Wildix-PBX” and click Select

   
   

9. Go to Configuration -> Hosts and find your Host on the list by its Host name

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• Go to Monitoring -> Problems. Here you can see what issues you currently have with PBX. Issues are those triggers that are in the “Problem” column. When a trigger is detected, a new problem notification appears in the list. Refer to this chapter to see what each column means
• Select your Host from the list of all current problems or use Filter to find your Host:

• Click on the Time to open event details:
  

  Here you can also see 20 previous problems that occurred to PBX: 

  problem details:
  
  

• Details about the problem (Event details), its source, acknowledgements, actions taken (messages, remote commands) and previous similar problems are displayed:

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