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There might be situations where you have a remote/zabbix server which does not have internet connectivity, due to security or other reasons. So we create a custom repo on the remote/zabbix server so that we can install zabbix using rpms Here is how we are planning to do this. Download all the dependency rpms on a machine which has internet connection, using yum-downloadonly or repotrack . Transfer all the rpms to the remote server. Create a repo on the remote server. Update yum configuration. Install. NOTE: This method can be used to install any application, but here we have used zabbix as we had this requirement for a zabbix server. Download dependent rpms . On a machine which has internet connection install the package below. And download all the rpms . Make sure the system are similar (not required to be identical - At-least the OS should be of same version) mkdir /zabbix_rpms yum install yum-downloadonly Downloading all the rpms to location /zabbix_rpms/ ,...

SNMP Builder/Extra is an add-in for Zabbix. It provides new web interface components to browse MIB trees and values. SNMP OIDs can then be automatically converted into Zabbix items and inserted into a template. The underlying snmpbuilder script uses calls to NetSNMP in order to communicate with devices on the network. Maintainers: Zabbix forum members Original Author: giapnguyen Features MIB Browser : you can select default MIB files or your own device MIBs to get an OID tree. Click on the tree to retrieve value and information about a OID. Click to transform the OID to a Zabbix item. MIB Browser : uses snmpv2c to connect to remote devices using netSNMP module. To use snmpv1, modify the scripted SNMP calls to use v1 instead of v2c. v1/v2 change is not exposed in the php interface. OID Table support : it assume that a OID whose name’s end with string ‘Table’ is a OID Table. OID Table will retrieve with all it’s indexes. Click on the cell to select the index as Zabbix’s item. ...