start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: Zabbix processes during system’s start-up/shutdown. The scripts are located under directory misc/init.d. Server process types • alert manager - alert queue manager • alert syncer - alert DB writer start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-agent start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status of Zabbix agent, use the following

start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: Zabbix processes during system’s start-up/shutdown. The scripts are located under directory misc/init.d. Server process types • alert manager - manager of alerter tasks • alerter - process for sending start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-agent start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status of Zabbix agent, use the following

zabbix-server start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: Zabbix processes during system’s start-up/shutdown. The scripts are located under directory misc/init.d. Server process types and threads • agent poller - asynchronous poller process for passive checks zabbix-agent start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: /etc/init.d/zabbix-agent start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status of Zabbix agent, use the following

28 This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: Zabbix processes during system’s start-up/shutdown. The scripts are located under directory misc/init.d. Server process types • alert manager - manager of alerter tasks • alerter - process for sending start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-agent start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status of Zabbix agent, use the following

start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: Zabbix processes during system’s start-up/shutdown. The scripts are located under directory misc/init.d. Server process types • alert manager - alert queue manager • alert syncer - alert DB writer start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-agent start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status of Zabbix agent, use the following

start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: Zabbix processes during system’s start-up/shutdown. The scripts are located under directory misc/init.d. Server process types • alert manager - alert queue manager • alert syncer - alert DB writer start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-agent start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status of Zabbix agent, use the following

start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: Zabbix processes during system’s start-up/shutdown. The scripts are located under directory misc/init.d. Supported platforms Due to the security requirements and mission-critical nature of server operation start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-agent start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status of Zabbix agent, use the following

start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: Zabbix processes during system’s start-up/shutdown. The scripts are located under directory misc/init.d. Supported platforms Due to the security requirements and mission-critical nature of server operation start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-agent start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status of Zabbix agent, use the following

start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-server start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status, use the following commands: Zabbix processes during system’s start-up/shutdown. The scripts are located under directory misc/init.d. Server process types 27 • alert manager - alert queue manager • alert syncer - alert DB writer start This will work on most of GNU/Linux systems. On other systems you may need to run: shell> /etc/init.d/zabbix-agent start Similarly, for stopping/restarting/viewing status of Zabbix agent, use the following

sources for zabbix_sender. • include The directory contains Zabbix include files. • misc – misc/init.d The directory contains start-up scripts for different platforms. • frontends – frontends/php that web frontend monitoring logs in - this can add lots of entries to the audit log. 6.6 Naming, init and other scripts Zabbix daemons have their names changed from standard with underscore to dash to /etc/zabbix/zabbix-agentd.conf Appropriate init scripts are provided. To control Zabbix server, use any of these: service zabbix-server status rczabbix-server status /etc/init.d/zabbix-server status Replace server