zabbix_server(8)

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NAME

6       zabbix_server - Zabbix server daemon
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SYNOPSIS

9       zabbix_server [-c config-file]
10       zabbix_server [-c config-file] -R runtime-option
11       zabbix_server -h
12       zabbix_server -V
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DESCRIPTION

15       zabbix_server is the core daemon of Zabbix software.
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OPTIONS

18       -c, --config config-file
19              Use the alternate config-file instead of the default one.
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21       -f, --foreground
22              Run Zabbix server in foreground.
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24       -R, --runtime-control runtime-option
25              Perform administrative functions according to runtime-option.
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27           Runtime control options
28               config_cache_reload
29                   Reload configuration cache.  Ignored if cache is being cur‐
30                   rently loaded.  Default configuration file (unless  -c  op‐
31                   tion is specified) will be used to find PID file and signal
32                   will be sent to process, listed in PID file.
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34               snmp_cache_reload
35                   Reload SNMP cache.
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37               housekeeper_execute
38                   Execute the housekeeper.  Ignored if housekeeper  is  being
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41               trigger_housekeeper_execute
42                   Execute the trigger housekeeper.  Ignored if trigger house‐
43                   keeper is being currently executed.
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45               secrets_reload
46                   Reload secrets from Vault.  Ignored if configuration  cache
47                   or secrets are being currently loaded.
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49               diaginfo[=section]
50                   Log  internal  diagnostic information of the specified sec‐
51                   tion. Section can be historycache, preprocessing, alerting,
52                   lld,  valuecache, locks.  By default diagnostic information
53                   of all sections is logged.
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55               prof_enable[=target]
56                   Enable profiling, affects all processes if  target  is  not
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59               prof_disable[=target]
60                   Disable  profiling,  affects all processes if target is not
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63               ha_status
64                   Display high availability cluster status.  Can be performed
65                   only on active node.
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67               ha_remove_node
68                   ha_remove_node[=name|ID]  Remove  high availability node by
69                   its name or ID listed in ha_status.  Can be performed  only
70                   on active node.
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72               ha_set_failover_delay[=delay]
73                   Set  high  availability  failover  delay.  The delay can be
74                   specified using time suffixes.  Can be  performed  only  on
75                   active node.
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77               log_level_increase[=target]
78                   Increase  log level, affects all processes if target is not
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81               log_level_decrease[=target]
82                   Decrease log level, affects all processes if target is  not
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85           Log level control targets
86               process-type
87                   All  processes  of  specified type (alerter, alert manager,
88                   configuration syncer,  discoverer,  escalator,  ha manager,
89                   history syncer,   housekeeper,   http poller,  icmp pinger,
90                   ipmi manager,   ipmi poller,   java poller,    lld manager,
91                   lld worker,   poller,   preprocessing manager,  preprocess‐
92                   ing worker,  proxy poller,  self-monitoring,  snmp trapper,
93                   task manager,     timer,    trapper,    unreachable poller,
94                   vmware collector,   history poller,   availability manager,
95                   service manager, odbc poller)
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97               process-type,N
98                   Process type and number (e.g., poller,3)
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100               pid Process identifier
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102           Profiling control targets
103               process-type
104                   All  processes  of  specified type (alerter, alert manager,
105                   configuration syncer,    discoverer,    escalator,     his‐
106                   tory syncer,    housekeeper,    http poller,   icmp pinger,
107                   ipmi manager,   ipmi poller,   java poller,    lld manager,
108                   lld worker,   poller,   preprocessing manager,  preprocess‐
109                   ing worker,  proxy poller,  self-monitoring,  snmp trapper,
110                   task manager,     timer,    trapper,    unreachable poller,
111                   vmware collector,   history poller,   availability manager,
112                   service manager, odbc poller)
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114               process-type,N
115                   Process type and number (e.g., history syncer,1)
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117               pid Process identifier
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119               scope
120                   (rwlock,  mutex,  processing) can be used with process-type
121                   (e.g., history syncer,1,processing)
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123       -h, --help
124              Display this help and exit.
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126       -V, --version
127              Output version information and exit.
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FILES

130       /usr/local/etc/zabbix_server.conf
131              Default location of Zabbix server  configuration  file  (if  not
132              modified during compile time).
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