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--- notes:zabbix-qnap-template [2014/11/01 16:39] – created admin
+++ notes:zabbix-qnap-template [2018/10/12 10:04] (current) – [README FIRST] admin
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-====== Improved SNMP Zabbix Template for QNAP devices ======
+====== Improved SNMP Zabbix 2.0 Template for QNAP devices ======
-I have created an improved version of the SNMP QNAP Template for Zabbix available on-line.
+===== README FIRST =====
+The Zabbix 3.x (and 4.0) updated version of this template is [[https://github.com/emanueleg/zabbix-templates|available on github]].
+If you are looking for a 2.0 Zabbix template, a [[https://share.zabbix.com/storage-devices/qnap/zabbix-2-2-qnap-nas-snmp-template|similar template]] is available on Zabbix Share. Plasae ignore mine and use the "community" one, posting questions on the forum.
+I'm just keeping the information below for historical reasons. :-)
+===== QNAP Zabbix 2 Template =====
+I have created an improved version of the SNMP QNAP Template for Zabbix 2.0 available on-line.
 This new template is still based on SNMP, but has the following features:
   * Autodiscovery of Disks, Volumes, Network interfaces and Fans
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   * Triggers for multiple issues: lack of remaining disk space, hostname change, interface status change, reboot, high temperature, and cpu load too high
   * Graphs for network traffic
+It has been tested with TS-200, TS-212P, and TS-569/569L.
 To install the template, first create a Value mapping named "**QNAP Drive Status**" with the following values:
-  -4=Unknown
+=Unknown
-  -5=No Disk
+=No Disk
-  -6=Invalid
+=Invalid
-  -9=Read/Write Error
+=Read/Write Error
 =Ready
-Then import the QNAP template and apply it to your NAS. That's all.
+Then import the [[http://pastebin.com/eHrgc9B6|improved QNAP template]] and apply it to your NAS. That's all.