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Instalacao de Agente Zabbix em ambiente Windows

Introdução:

O monitoramento de servidores e/ou estações de trabalho com MS-Windows pode ser feito através do protocolo SNMP ou através do Agente Zabbix, neste tutorial será abordada a instalação do Agente Zabbix.

Obtendo os arquivos:

Podemos fazer o download do agente no site do Zabbix (external link), ou copia-lo do diretório que contém os fontes de instalação do Zabbix Server, neste caso os arquivos se encontram em zabbix-versão/bin, dentro deste diretório temos 2 sub-diretórios (win32 e win64) cada um respectivo a arquitetura do seu processador, a cópia do Linux para o Windows pode ser feita através do software WinSCP (external link).

Instalação:

Copiar ou Descompactar os arquivos, dependendo da sua escolha no passo anterior, na raíz do C:\, renomear a pasta para Zabbix.
Copiar ou criar o arquivo zabbix_agentd.conf dentro da pasta C:\Zabbix, um arquivo de exemplo pode ser encontrado no diretório que contém os fontes de instalação do Zabbix Server, no diretório zabbix-versão/misc/conf.

Conteúdo mínimo do arquivo zabbix_agentd.conf:

Server=IP do Servidor do Zabbix
Hostname=Nome da máquina Cliente
StartAgents=5
DebugLevel=3
LogFile=C:\Zabbix\zabbix_agentd.log
Timeout=3

Criando um serviço ZABBIX Agent no Windows:

Abrir um prompt de comando e executar o seguinte comando:
C:\Zabbix\zabbix_agentd.exe -i -c C:\Zabbix\zabbix_agentd.conf


Se tudo ocorreu bem você recebera as mensagens:
zabbix_agentd.exe [1540]: Service "ZABBIX Agent" installed successfully.
zabbix_agentd.exe [1540]: Event source "ZABBIX Agent" installed successfully.

Se desejar ver as demais opções do agente execute o seguinte comando:
C:\Zabbix\zabbix_agentd.exe --help


Verificando o status do serviço do Zabbix:

Iniciar // Painel de Controle // Ferramentas administrativas // Serviços:


Verificando as propriedades do serviço:

Duplo clique em ZABBIX Agent


Removendo o serviço:

Abrir um prompt de comando e executar o seguinte comando:
C:\Zabbix\zabbix_agentd.exe -d -c C:\Zabbix\zabbix_agentd.conf


Se tudo ocorreu bem você recebera as mensagens:
zabbix_agentd.exe [4156]: Service "ZABBIX Agent" uninstalled successfully.
zabbix_agentd.exe [4156]: Event source "ZABBIX Agent" uninstalled successfully.

Verificando se o serviço do zabbix foi removido:

Iniciar // Painel de Controle // Ferramentas administrativas // Serviços:


Criado por: André Déo

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