Details
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Problem report
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Status: Closed
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Trivial
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Resolution: Fixed
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5.0.3
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None
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Team INT
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Sprint 69 (Oct 2020)
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0.25
Description
Zabbix out of the box template Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent trigger prototype Interface {#IFNAME}({#IFALIAS}): Ethernet has changed to lower speed than it was before Has the following expression in it:
{Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent:net.if.speed["{#IFNAME}"].change()}<0 and {Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent:net.if.speed["{#IFNAME}"].last()}>0and ({Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent:net.if.type["{#IFNAME}"].last()}=6 or{Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent:net.if.type["{#IFNAME}"].last()}=7 or{Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent:net.if.type["{#IFNAME}"].last()}=11 or{Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent:net.if.type["{#IFNAME}"].last()}=62 or{Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent:net.if.type["{#IFNAME}"].last()}=69 or{Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent:net.if.type["{#IFNAME}"].last()}=117)and({Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent:net.if.status["{#IFNAME}"].last()}<>2)
The last part checks if the interface status is NOT equal to connected:
({Template Module Windows network by Zabbix agent:net.if.status["{#IFNAME}"].last()}<>2)
What is the point to check the network speed for an interface that is not connected? Shouldn't it be the other way around?