August 2016
Intermediate to advanced
754 pages
18h 10m
English
In this chapter, we explored various things that were either different on Windows, or things that Zabbix explicitly supports on Windows.
We installed the Zabbix agent as a Windows service and verified that, in many ways, it works exactly the same as the Linux agent. Then we moved to Windows-specific feature support:
Not only did we discuss details and potential issues for all of these, we also monitored some data using each of these features. Coupled with the generic monitoring and reporting knowledge we have now, this should allow us to efficiently monitor Windows installations as well.
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