current value of some item. • {TRIGGERS.UNACK} 20 5.4 Advanced regular expression editor Advanced regular expression editor was added to Zabbix with ability to test regular expressions. It is now possible address: • Log in as root user; • Open file /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth0 in your favourite editor; • Set BOOTPROTO variable to static; • Set IPADDR, NETMASK and any other parameters as required 2 Regular expression types All regular expressions in Zabbix, whether created with the advanced editor, or entered manually, support POSIX extended regular expressions. 19 Items An item is a single

labels have been renamed from Template and Template group to Host and Host group • Map links in the editor will now be sorted first by From, then by To element. If a single element is selected, it will be address: • Log in as root user; • Open file /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth0 in your favourite editor; • Set BOOTPROTO variable to static; • Set IPADDR, NETMASK and any other parameters as required Zabbix for referencing global regular expressions. Global regular expressions There is an advanced editor for creating and testing complex regular expressions in Zabbix fron- tend. Once a regular expression

address: • Log in as root user; • Open file /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg- in your favourite editor; • Set BOOTPROTO variable to static; • Set IPADDR, NETMASK and any other parameters as required Zabbix for referencing global regular expressions. Global regular expressions There is an advanced editor for creating and testing complex regular expressions in Zabbix fron- tend. Once a regular expression

address: • Log in as root user; • Open file /etc/sysconfig/network/ifcfg-eth0 in your favourite editor; • Set BOOTPROTO variable to static; • Set IPADDR, NETMASK and any other parameters as required Zabbix for referencing global regular expressions. Global regular expressions There is an advanced editor for creating and testing complex regular expressions in Zabbix fron- tend. Once a regular expression

static IP address: • Log in as root user; • Open file /etc/network/interfaces in your favourite editor; • iface eth0 inet dhcp → iface eth0 inet static • Add the following lines after iface eth0 inet Zabbix for referencing global regular expressions. Global regular expressions There is an advanced editor for creating and testing complex regular expressions in Zabbix fron- tend. Once a regular expression

static IP address: • Log in as root user; • Open file /etc/network/interfaces in your favourite editor; • iface eth0 inet dhcp → iface eth0 inet static • Add the following lines after iface eth0 inet Zabbix for referencing global regular expressions. Global regular expressions There is an advanced editor for creating and testing complex regular expressions in Zabbix fron- tend. Once a regular expression

static IP address: • Log in as root user; • Open file /etc/network/interfaces in your favourite editor; • iface eth0 inet dhcp → iface eth0 inet static • Add the following lines after iface eth0 inet See the pcrestack man page for more information. Global regular expressions There is an advanced editor for creating and testing complex regular expressions in Zabbix fron- tend. Once a regular expression

static IP address: • Log in as root user; • Open file /etc/network/interfaces in your favourite editor; • iface eth0 inet dhcp → iface eth0 inet static • Add the following lines after iface eth0 inet instead of the begin- ning/end of the entire string. Global regular expressions There is an advanced editor for creating and testing complex regular expressions in Zabbix fron- tend. Once a regular expression

examples for correct escaping in various contexts. Global regular expressions There is an advanced editor for creating and testing complex regular expressions in Zabbix fron- tend. Once a regular expression in SAML are defined in SCIM. You can access the profile editor for your app in ”Provisioning” -> ”To App”, by clicking on Go to Profile Editor. Click on Add Attribute. Fill the values for Display name

examples for correct escaping in various contexts. Global regular expressions There is an advanced editor for creating and testing complex regular expressions in Zabbix fron- tend. Once a regular expression in SAML are defined in SCIM. You can access the profile editor for your app in ”Provisioning” -> ”To App”, by clicking on Go to Profile Editor. Click on Add Attribute. Fill the values for Display name