en-us	#### Overview  Simple graphs are provided for the visualization of data gathered by items.  No configuration effort is required on the user part to view simple graphs. They are freely made available by Zabbix.  Just go to *Monitoring → Latest data* and click on the Graph link for the respective item and a graph will be displayed.  ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/config/simple_graph.png){width="600"}  ::: noteclassic Simple graphs are provided for all numeric items. For textual items, a link to History is available in *Monitoring → Latest data*. :::
pt-br	#### Visão geral  Gráficos simples são fornecidos para a visualização de dados coletados por Itens.  Nenhum esforço de configuração é necessário por parte do usuário para visualizar gráficos. Eles são disponibilizados gratuitamente pelo Zabbix.  Basta ir para *Monitoring → Últimos dados* e clicar no link Gráfico para o respectivo item e um gráfico serão exibidos.  ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/config/simple_graph.png){width="600"}  ::: noteclassic Gráficos simples são fornecidos para todos os itens numéricos. Para itens textuais, um link para Histórico está disponível em *Monitoramento → Últimas dados*. :::

en-us	#### Overview  Since Zabbix 6.0, primary keys are used for all tables in  new installations.  This section provides instructions for manually upgrading the history tables in existing installations to primary keys.  Instructions are available for:  * [MySQL](#mysql) * [PostgreSQL](#postgresql) * [TimescaleDB v1](#timescaledb-v1.x) * [TimescaleDB v2](#timescaledb-v2.x) * [Oracle](#oracle)
pt-br	#### Visão geral  Desde o Zabbix 6.0, chaves primárias são usadas para todas as tabelas em novas instalações.  Esta seção fornece instruções para atualizar manualmente o tabelas de histórico em instalações existentes para chaves primárias.  As instruções estão disponíveis para:  * [MySQL](#mysql) * [PostgreSQL](#postgresql) * [TimescaleDB v1](#timescaledb-v1.x) * [TimescaleDB v2](#timescaledb-v2.x) * [Oráculo](#oráculo)

en-us	#### Overview  Some new items are automatically added for monitoring when web scenarios are created.  All items inherit tags from the web scenario.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  Alguns novos itens são automaticamente adicionados ao monitoramento quando  cenários web são criados.  Todos os itens herdam etiquetas do cenário web.

en-us	#### Overview  Sometimes the availability of one host depends on another. A server that is behind a router will become unreachable if the router goes down. With triggers configured for both, you might get notifications about two hosts down - while only the router was the guilty party.  This is where some dependency between hosts might be useful. With dependency set, notifications of the dependents could be withheld and only the notification on the root problem sent.  While Zabbix does not support dependencies between hosts directly, they may be defined with another, more flexible method - trigger dependencies. A trigger may have one or more triggers it depends on.  So in our simple example we open the server trigger configuration form and set that it depends on the respective trigger of the router. With such dependency, the server trigger will not change its state as long as the trigger it depends on is in the 'PROBLEM' state - and thus no dependent actions will be taken and no notifications sent.  If both the server and the router are down and dependency is there, Zabbix will not execute actions for the dependent trigger.  While the parent trigger is in the PROBLEM state, its dependents may report values that cannot be trusted. Therefore dependent triggers will not be re-evaluated until the parent trigger (the router in the example above):  -   goes back from 'PROBLEM' to 'OK' state; -   changes its state from 'PROBLEM' to 'UNKNOWN'; -   is closed manually, by correlation or with the help of time-based functions; -   is resolved by a value of an item not involved in the dependent trigger; -   is disabled, has a disabled item or a disabled item host  In all of the cases mentioned above, the dependent trigger (server) will be re-evaluated only when a new metric for it is received. This means that the dependent trigger may not be updated immediately.  Also:  -   Trigger dependency may be added from any host trigger to any other     host trigger, as long as it doesn't result in a circular     dependency. -   Trigger dependency may be added from one template to another. If some     trigger from template A depends on some trigger from template B,     template A may only be linked to a host (or another template)     together with template B, but template B may be linked to a host (or     another template) alone. -   Trigger dependency may be added from a template trigger to a host     trigger. In this case, linking such a template to a host will create     a host trigger that depends on the same trigger template that the trigger was     depending on. This allows to, for example, have a template where     some triggers depend on the router (host) triggers. All hosts linked to     this template will depend on that specific router. -   Trigger dependency may not be added from a host trigger to a template trigger. -   Trigger dependency may be added from a trigger prototype to another     trigger prototype (within the same low-level discovery rule) or a     real trigger. A trigger prototype may not depend on a trigger     prototype from a different LLD rule or on a trigger created from     trigger prototype. A host trigger prototype cannot depend on a trigger     from a template.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  Algumas vezes a disponibilidade de um host depende de outro. Um servidor que está atrás de algum roteador se tornará indisponível se o roteador cair. Com gatilhos configurados para ambos, você pode obter notificações sobre dois hosts fora - enquanto apenas o roteador é a parte culpada.  Aqui é onde alguma dependência entre hosts pode ser útil. Com dependência configurada as notificações dos dependentes podem ser retidas e apenas as notificações para o problema raiz enviadas.  Enquanto o Zabbix não suporta dependência entre hosts diretamente, elas podem ser definidas com outro método, mais flexível - dependências de gatilho. Um gatilho pode ter um ou mais gatilhos dos quais ele depende.  Então em nosso simples exemplo nós abrimos o formulário de configuração de gatilho do servidor e informamos que ele depende do respectivo gatilho do roteador. Com tal dependência o gatilho do servidor não mudará de estado enquanto o gatilho do qual ele depende estiver no estado de 'PROBLEMA' - e assim nenhuma ação será tomada e nenhuma notificação enviada para o dependente.  Se ambos servidor e roteador estiverem fora e houver dependência entre eles, o Zabbix não executará ações para o gatilho dependente.  Ações nos gatilhos dependentes não serão executadas se o gatilho do qual eles dependem:  -   mudar seu estado de 'PROBLEMA' para 'DESCONHECIDO' -   for fechado manualmente, por correlação ou com a ajuda de funções     baseadas em tempo -   for resolvido por um valor de um item não envolvido com o gatilho     dependente -   estiver desabilitado, possuir item desabilitado ou item de host     desabilitado  Note que o gatilho "secundário" (dependente) nos casos acima mencionados não serão imediatamente atualizados. Enquanto o gatilho principal estiver em estado de PROBLEMA, seus dependentes podem reportar valores, nos quais não podemos confiar. Assim, o gatilho só será reavaliado, e mudará seu estado, apenas depois que o gatilho principal estiver em estado OK e tivermos recebido métricas confiáveis.  Também:  -   Dependência de gatilho pode ser adicionada de qualquer gatilho de host     para qualquer gatilho de host, desde que isso não resulte em uma     dependência circular. -   Dependência de gatilho pode ser adicionada de um template para outro     template. Se um gatilho do template A depende de um gatilho do template     B, o template A só poderá ser associado a um host (ou outro template)     em conjunto com o template B, mas o template B pode ser associado     a um host (ou outro template) de forma isolada. -   Dependência de gatilho pode ser adicionada a partir do gatilho do     template para um gatilho de host. Neste caso, a associação de tal     template a um host criará um gatilho de host que depende do mesmo     gatilho do qual o gatilho do template também depende. Isto permite a,     por exemplo, ter um template onde alguns gatilhos dependem dos     gatilhos do roteador (host). Todos os hosts associados a este template     dependerão deste roteador específico. -   Dependência de gatilho de um gatilho de host para um gatilho de     template não pode ser adicionado. -   Dependência de gatilho pode ser adicionada de um protótipo de gatilho     para outro protótipo de gatilho (dentro da mesma regra de descoberta     de baixo-nível) ou um gatilho real. Um protótipo de gatilho não pode     depender de um protótipo de gatilho de uma regra LLD (descoberta     de baixo-nível) diferente ou de um gatilho criado a partir de um     protótipo de gatilho. Um protótipo de gatilho de host não pode depender     de um gatilho de um template.

en-us	#### Overview  Sometimes you may want to change some attribute for a number of items at once. Instead of opening each individual item for editing, you may use the mass update function for that.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  Algumas vezes você precisa alterar um atributo em um grande número de itens de uma só vez. Ao invés de alterar item a item, você pode utilizar o recurso de atualização em massa para fazer esta tarefa.

en-us	#### Overview  Sometimes you may want to change some attribute for a number of templates at once. Instead of opening each individual template for editing, you may use the mass update function for that.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  Às vezes você pode querer mudar algum atributo para um número de modelos de uma só vez. Em vez de abrir cada modelo individual para edição, você pode usar a função de atualização em massa para isso.

en-us	### Overview  Starting from version 5.0, Zabbix frontend requires PHP version 7.2 or later. Unfortunately, older versions of Debian & Ubuntu provide only PHP versions below 7.2.
pt-br	### Visão geral  A partir da versão 5.0, o Zabbix Frontend requer PHP 7.2 ou a versão mais recente. Infelizmente, versões mais antigas do Debian e Ubuntu  proveem apenas versões de PHP abaixo de 7.2.

en-us	#### Overview  Support of monitoring VMware environments is available in Zabbix starting with version 2.2.0.  Zabbix can use low-level discovery rules to automatically discover VMware hypervisors and virtual machines and create hosts to monitor them, based on pre-defined host prototypes.  The default dataset in Zabbix offers several ready-to-use templates for monitoring VMware vCenter or ESX hypervisor.  The minimum required VMware vCenter or vSphere version is 5.1.
pt-br	#### Overview  Suporte de monitoramento de ambientes VMware está disponível no Zabbix começando com a versão 2.2.0.  O Zabbix pode usar regras de descoberta de baixo nível para descobrir automaticamente Hypervisors VMware e máquinas virtuais e criar hosts para monitorar eles, com base em protótipos de host predefinidos.  O conjunto de dados padrão no Zabbix oferece vários modelos prontos para uso para monitorar o hypervisor VMware vCenter ou ESX.  A versão mínima necessária do VMware vCenter ou vSphere é 5.1.

en-us	#### Overview  Telnet checks are performed as agent-less monitoring. Zabbix agent is not needed for Telnet checks.
pt-br	#### Visão Geral   As verificações de Telnet são realizadas como monitoramento sem agente. O agente Zabbix não é necessário para as verificações de Telnet.

en-us	#### Overview  Templates are [exported](/manual/xml_export_import) with many related objects and object relations.  Template export contains:  -   linked host groups -   template data -   linkage to other templates -   linkage to host groups -   directly linked items -   directly linked triggers -   directly linked graphs -   directly linked dashboards -   directly linked discovery rules with all prototypes -   directly linked web scenarios -   value maps
pt-br	#### Visão geral  Os modelos são [exportados](/manual/xml_export_import) com muitos objetos e relações objetais.  A exportação de modelo contém:  - grupos de hosts vinculados - dados do modelo - ligação a outros modelos - ligação a grupos de acolhimento - itens diretamente vinculados - gatilhos diretamente ligados - gráficos diretamente ligados - painéis diretamente vinculados - regras de descoberta diretamente vinculadas com todos os protótipos - cenários da web diretamente vinculados - mapas de valor

en-us	### Overview  The *Administration → Authentication* section allows to specify the global user authentication method to Zabbix and internal password requirements. The available methods are internal, HTTP, LDAP, and SAML authentication.
pt-br	### Visão geral  A seção *Administração → Autenticação* permite especificar o método de autenticação de usuário global para Zabbix e senha interna requisitos. Os métodos disponíveis são internos, HTTP, LDAP e SAML autenticação.

en-us	#### Overview  The Administration menu is for administrative functions of Zabbix. This menu is available to users of [Super Administrators](/manual/config/users_and_usergroups/permissions) type only.
pt-br	#### Visão geral      O menu Administração é para funções administrativas do Zabbix. Este menu está disponível apenas para usuários do tipo [Super Administradores](/manual/config/users_and_usergroups/permissions).

en-us	#### Overview  The aggregation functions, available in the graph widget of the dashboard, allow displaying an aggregated value for the chosen interval (5 minutes, an hour, a day), instead of all values.  The aggregation options are as follows:  -   min -   max -   avg -   count -   sum -   first (first value displayed) -   last (last value displayed)  The most exciting use of data aggregation is the possibility to create nice side-by-side comparisons of data for some period:  ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/config/visualization/aggregate_graph.png){width="600"}  When hovering over a point in time in the graph, date and time is displayed, in addition to items and their aggregated values. Items are displayed in parentheses, prefixed by the aggregation function used. Note that this is the date and time of the point in the graph, not of the actual values.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  As funções de agregação, disponíveis no widget de gráfico do dashboard, permitem exibir um valor agregado para o intervalo escolhido (5 minutos, uma hora, um dia), em vez de todos os valores.  As opções de agregação são as seguintes:  - min - máximo - média -   contar -   soma - primeiro (primeiro valor exibido) - último (último valor exibido)  O uso mais interessante da agregação de dados é a possibilidade de criar boas comparações lado a lado de dados para algum período:  ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/config/visualization/aggregate_graph.png){width="600"}  Ao passar o mouse sobre um ponto no tempo no gráfico, a data e a hora são exibidos, além dos itens e seus valores agregados. Os itens são exibido entre parênteses, prefixado pela função de agregação usada. Observe que esta é a data e hora do ponto no gráfico, não de os valores reais.

en-us	#### Overview  The Configuration menu contains sections for setting up major Zabbix functions, such as hosts and host groups, data gathering, data thresholds, sending problem notifications, creating data visualization and others.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  O menu Configuração contém seções para configurar o Zabbix principal funções, como hosts e grupos de hosts, coleta de dados, limites, envio de notificações de problemas, criação de visualização de dados e outros.

en-us	#### Overview  The custom graph list for a host can be accessed from *Configuration → Hosts* by clicking on *Graphs* for the respective host.  A list of existing graphs is displayed.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/graphs_conf.png){width="600"}  Displayed data:  |Column|Description| |------|-----------| |*Name*|Name of the custom graph, displayed as a blue link to graph details.<br>Clicking on the graph name link opens the graph [configuration form](/manual/config/visualization/graphs/custom#configuring_custom_graphs).<br>If the host graph belongs to a template, the template name is displayed before the graph name, as a gray link. Clicking on the template link will open the graph list on the template level.<br>If the graph has been created from a graph prototype, its name is preceded by the low-level discovery rule name, in orange. Clicking on the discovery rule name will open the graph prototype list.| |*Width*|Graph width is displayed.| |*Height*|Graph height is displayed.| |*Graph type*|Graph type is displayed - *Normal*, *Stacked*, *Pie* or *Exploded*.| |*Info*|If the graph is working correctly, no icon is displayed in this column. In case of errors, a square icon with the letter "i" is displayed. Hover over the icon to see a tooltip with the error description.|  To configure a new graph, click on the *Create graph* button at the top right corner.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  A lista de gráficos personalizados para um host pode ser acessada em *Configuration → Hosts* clicando em *Graphs* para o respectivo host.  Uma lista de gráficos existentes é exibida.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/graphs_conf.png){width="600"}  Dados exibidos:  |Coluna|Descrição| |------|-----------| |*Nome*|Nome do gráfico personalizado, exibido como um link azul para os detalhes do gráfico.<br>Clicar no link do nome do gráfico abre o gráfico [formulário de configuração](/manual/config/visualization/graphs/custom#configuring_custom_graphs) .<br>Se o gráfico do host pertencer a um modelo, o nome do modelo será exibido antes do nome do gráfico, como um link cinza. Clicar no link do modelo abrirá a lista de gráficos no nível do modelo.<br>Se o gráfico tiver sido criado a partir de um protótipo de gráfico, seu nome será precedido pelo nome da regra de descoberta de baixo nível, em laranja. Clicar no nome da regra de descoberta abrirá a lista de protótipos do gráfico.| |*Largura*|A largura do gráfico é exibida.| |*Altura*|A altura do gráfico é exibida.| |*Tipo de gráfico*|O tipo de gráfico é exibido - *Normal*, *Empilhado*, *Torta* ou *Explodido*.| |*Info*|Se o gráfico estiver funcionando corretamente, nenhum ícone será exibido nesta coluna. Em caso de erros, um ícone quadrado com a letra "i" é exibido. Passe o mouse sobre o ícone para ver uma dica de ferramenta com a descrição do erro.|  Para configurar um novo gráfico, clique no botão *Criar gráfico* na parte superior Esquina direita.

en-us	#### Overview  The custom graph list for a template can be accessed from *Configuration → Templates* by clicking on *Graphs* for the respective template.  A list of existing graphs is displayed.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/template_graphs.png){width="600"}  Displayed data:  |Column|Description| |------|-----------| |*Template*|Template the graph belongs to.<br>This column is displayed only if multiple templates are selected in the filter.| |*Name*|Name of the custom graph, displayed as a blue link to graph details.<br>Clicking on the graph name link opens the graph [configuration form](/manual/config/visualization/graphs/custom#configuring_custom_graphs).<br>If the graph is inherited from another template, the template name is displayed before the graph name, as a gray link. Clicking on the template link will open the graph list on that template level.| |*Width*|Graph width is displayed.| |*Height*|Graph height is displayed.| |*Graph type*|Graph type is displayed - *Normal*, *Stacked*, *Pie* or *Exploded*.|  To configure a new graph, click on the *Create graph* button at the top right corner.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  A lista de gráficos personalizados para um modelo pode ser acessada em *Configuration → Modelos* clicando em *Gráficos* para o respectivo modelo.  Uma lista de gráficos existentes é exibida.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/template_graphs.png){width="600"}  Dados exibidos:  |Coluna|Descrição| |------|-----------| |*Modelo*|Modelo ao qual o gráfico pertence.<br>Esta coluna é exibida apenas se vários modelos forem selecionados no filtro.| |*Nome*|Nome do gráfico personalizado, exibido como um link azul para os detalhes do gráfico.<br>Clicar no link do nome do gráfico abre o gráfico [formulário de configuração](/manual/config/visualization/graphs/custom#configuring_custom_graphs) .<br>Se o gráfico for herdado de outro modelo, o nome do modelo será exibido antes do nome do gráfico, como um link cinza. Clicar no link do modelo abrirá a lista de gráficos nesse nível de modelo.| |*Largura*|A largura do gráfico é exibida.| |*Altura*|A altura do gráfico é exibida.| |*Tipo de gráfico*|O tipo de gráfico é exibido - *Normal*, *Empilhado*, *Torta* ou *Explodido*.|  Para configurar um novo gráfico, clique no botão *Criar gráfico* na parte superior Esquina direita.

en-us	#### Overview  The frontend time zone can be set globally in the frontend and adjusted for individual users.  ![](../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/time_zone_global.png)  If *System* is selected, the web server time zone will be used for the frontend (including the value of 'date.timezone' of php.ini, if set), while Zabbix server will use the time zone of the machine it is running on.  ::: noteclassic Zabbix server will only use the specified global/user time zone when expanding macros in notifications (e.g. {EVENT.TIME} can expand to a different time zone per user) and for the time limit when notifications are sent (see "When active" setting in user [media configuration](/manual/config/notifications/media#user_media)). :::
pt-br	#### Visão Geral  O fuso horário do frontend pode ser definido globalmente no frontend e ajustado para usuários individuais.  ![](../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/time_zone_global.png)  Se o *Sistema* for selecionado, o fuso horário do servidor web será usado para o frontend (incluindo o valor de 'date.timezone' do php.ini, se configurado), enquanto o servidor Zabbix usará o fuso horário da máquina em que está sendo executado.  ::: noteclassic O servidor Zabbix usará apenas o fuso horário global/usuário especificado ao expandir macros em notificações (por exemplo, o {EVENT.TIME} pode expandir para um fuso horário diferente por usuário) e para o limite de tempo quando as notificações são enviadas (consulte a configuração "Quando ativo" [media configuration](/manual/config/notifications/media#user_media)). :::

en-us	#### Overview  The graph widget provides a modern and versatile way of visualizing data collected by Zabbix using a vector image drawing technique. This graph widget is supported since Zabbix 4.0. Note that the graph widget supported before Zabbix 4.0 can still be used as [Graph (classic)](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/monitoring/dashboard/widgets#graph_classic).
pt-br	#### Visão geral  O widget de gráfico fornece uma maneira moderna e versátil de visualizar dados coletados pelo Zabbix usando uma técnica de desenho de imagens vetoriais. Este gráfico widget é suportado desde o Zabbix 4.0. Observe que o widget de gráfico suportado antes do Zabbix 4.0 ainda pode ser usado como [Graph (clássico)](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/monitoring/dashboard/widgets#graph_classic).

en-us	#### Overview  The header is present in response and request messages between Zabbix components. It is required to determine the length of message, if it is compressed or not and the format of message length fields. The header consists of:      <PROTOCOL> - "ZBXD" (4 bytes).     <FLAGS> - the protocol flags, (1 byte). 0x01 - Zabbix communications protocol, 0x02 - compression, 0x04 - large packet).     <DATALEN> - data length (4 bytes or 8 bytes for large packet). 1 will be formatted as 01/00/00/00 (four bytes, 32 bit number in little-endian format) or 01/00/00/00/00/00/00/00 (eight bytes, 64 bit number in little-endian format) for large packet.     <RESERVED> - uncompressed data length (4 bytes or 8 bytes for large packet). 1 will be formatted as 01/00/00/00 (four bytes, 32 bit number in little-endian format) or 01/00/00/00/00/00/00/00 (eight bytes, 64 bit number in little-endian format) for large packet.  When compression is enabled (0x02 flag) the <RESERVED> bytes contains uncompressed data size.  Zabbix protocol has 1GB packet size limit per connection. The limit of 1GB is applied for received packet data length and for uncompressed data length, however, when large packet is enabled (0x04 flag) it is possible for Zabbix proxy to receive configuration with size up to 16GB; note that large packet can only be used for Zabbix proxy configuration, and Zabbix server will automatically set (0x04 flag) and send length fields as 8 bytes each when data length before compression exceeds 4GB.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  O cabeçalho está presente nas mensagens de resposta e solicitação entre o Zabbix componentes. É necessário determinar o comprimento da mensagem, se for compactado ou não e o formato dos campos de comprimento da mensagem. O cabeçalho consiste em:      <PROTOCOLO> - "ZBXD" (4 bytes).     <FLAGS> - os sinalizadores de protocolo, (1 byte). 0x01 - protocolo de comunicação Zabbix, 0x02 - compressão, 0x04 - pacote grande).     <DATALEN> - comprimento dos dados (4 bytes ou 8 bytes para pacotes grandes). 1 será formatado como 01/00/00/00 (quatro bytes, número de 32 bits no formato little-endian) ou 01/00/00/00/00/00/00/00 (oito bytes, número de 64 bits em pouco -endian formato) para pacotes grandes.     <RESERVED> - comprimento de dados não compactados (4 bytes ou 8 bytes para pacotes grandes). 1 será formatado como 01/00/00/00 (quatro bytes, número de 32 bits no formato little-endian) ou 01/00/00/00/00/00/00/00 (oito bytes, número de 64 bits em pouco -endian formato) para pacotes grandes.  Quando a compactação está habilitada (sinalizador 0x02) os bytes <RESERVED> contém tamanho de dados não compactado.  O protocolo Zabbix tem um limite de tamanho de pacote de 1 GB por conexão. O limite de 1 GB é aplicado para comprimento de dados de pacote recebido e para dados não compactados comprimento, no entanto, quando o pacote grande está habilitado (flag 0x04) é possível para que o proxy Zabbix receba configuração com tamanho de até 16GB; Nota esse pacote grande só pode ser usado para configuração de proxy Zabbix, e O servidor Zabbix definirá automaticamente (flag 0x04) e enviará campos de comprimento como 8 bytes cada quando o comprimento dos dados antes da compactação exceder 4 GB.

en-us	#### Overview  The *Inventory → Overview* section provides ways of having an overview of [host inventory](/manual/config/hosts/inventory) data.  For an overview to be displayed, choose host groups (or none) and the inventory field by which to display data. The number of hosts corresponding to each entry of the chosen field will be displayed.  ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/inventory_overview.png){width="600"}  The completeness of an overview depends on how much inventory information is maintained with the hosts.  Numbers in the *Host count* column are links; they lead to these hosts being filtered out in the *Host Inventories* table.  ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/inventory_filtered1.png){width="600"}
pt-br	#### Visão geral  A seção *Inventário → Visão geral* fornece maneiras de ter uma visão geral de dados de [inventário de host](/manual/config/hosts/inventory).  Para que uma visão geral seja exibida, selecione grupos de hosts (ou nenhum) e o campo de inventário pelo qual exibir dados. O número de hospedeiros correspondente a cada entrada do campo escolhido será exibido.  ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/inventory_overview.png){width="600"}  A integridade de uma visão geral depende de quanto estoque informações são mantidas com os anfitriões.  Os números na coluna *Host count* são links; eles levam a esses hospedeiros sendo filtrado na tabela *Host Inventories*.  ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/inventory_filtered1.png){width="600"}

en-us	#### Overview  The item list for a host can be accessed from *Configuration → Hosts* by clicking on *Items* for the respective host.  A list of existing items is displayed.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/items.png){width="600"}  Displayed data:  |Column|Description| |------|-----------| |*Item menu*|Click on the three-dot icon to open the menu for the specific item with these options:<br>**Latest data** - see latest data of the item<br>**Create trigger** - create a trigger based on this item<br>**Triggers** - click to see a list with links to already-configured trigger of this item<br>**Create dependent item** - create a dependent item for this item<br>**Create dependent discovery rule** - create a dependent discovery rule for this item | |*Host*|Host of the item.<br>This column is displayed only if multiple hosts are selected in the filter.| |*Name*|Name of the item displayed as a blue link to item details.<br>Clicking on the item name link opens the item [configuration form](/manual/config/items/item#configuration).<br>If the host item belongs to a template, the template name is displayed before the item name as a gray link. Clicking on the template link will open the item list on the template level.<br>If the item has been created from an item prototype, its name is preceded by the low-level discovery rule name, in orange. Clicking on the discovery rule name will open the item prototype list.| |*Triggers*|Moving the mouse over Triggers will display an infobox displaying the triggers associated with the item.<br>The number of the triggers is displayed in gray.| |*Key*|Item key is displayed.| |*Interval*|Frequency of the check is displayed.<br>*Note* that passive items can also be checked immediately by pushing the *Check now* [button](#mass_editing_options).| |*History*|How many days item data history will be kept is displayed.| |*Trends*|How many days item trends history will be kept is displayed.| |*Type*|Item type is displayed (Zabbix agent, SNMP agent, simple check, etc).| |*Status*|Item status is displayed - *Enabled*, *Disabled* or *Not supported*. You can change the status by clicking on it - from Enabled to Disabled (and back); from Not supported to Disabled (and back).| |*Tags*|Item tags are displayed.<br>Up to three tags (name:value pairs) can be displayed. If there are more tags, a "..." link is displayed that allows to see all tags on mouseover.| |*Info*|If the item is working correctly, no icon is displayed in this column. In case of errors, a square icon with the letter "i" is displayed. Hover over the icon to see a tooltip with the error description.|  To configure a new item, click on the *Create item* button at the top right corner.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  A lista de itens para um host pode ser acessada em *Configuration → Hosts* por clicando em *Itens* para o respectivo host.  Uma lista de itens existentes é exibida.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/items.png){width="600"}  Dados exibidos:  |Coluna|Descrição| |------|-----------| |*Menu do item*|Clique no ícone de três pontos para abrir o menu do item específico com estas opções:<br>**Últimos dados** - veja os dados mais recentes do item<br>**Criar acionador** - crie um acionador com base neste item<br>**Acionadores** - clique para ver uma lista com links para o acionador já configurado deste item<br>**Criar item dependente** - crie um item dependente para este item <br>**Criar regra de descoberta dependente** - criar uma regra de descoberta dependente para este item | |*Host*|Host do item.<br>Esta coluna é exibida apenas se vários hosts forem selecionados no filtro.| |*Nome*|Nome do item exibido como um link azul para os detalhes do item.<br>Clicar no link do nome do item abre o item [formulário de configuração](/manual/config/items/item#configuration).<br> Se o item do host pertencer a um modelo, o nome do modelo será exibido antes do nome do item como um link cinza. Clicar no link do modelo abrirá a lista de itens no nível do modelo.<br>Se o item tiver sido criado a partir de um protótipo de item, seu nome será precedido pelo nome da regra de descoberta de baixo nível, em laranja. Clicar no nome da regra de descoberta abrirá a lista de protótipos de itens.| |*Triggers*|Mover o mouse sobre Triggers exibirá uma caixa de informações exibindo os gatilhos associados ao item.<br>O número de gatilhos é exibido em cinza.| |*Chave*|A chave do item é exibida.| |*Intervalo*|A frequência da verificação é exibida.<br>*Observe* que os itens passivos também podem ser verificados imediatamente pressionando o [botão *Verificar agora*](#mass_editing_options).| |*Histórico*|Por quantos dias o histórico de dados do item será mantido é exibido.| |*Trends*|É exibido por quantos dias o histórico de tendências do item será mantido.| |*Tipo*|O tipo de item é exibido (agente Zabbix, agente SNMP, verificação simples, etc).| |*Status*|O status do item é exibido - *Ativado*, *Desativado* ou *Não suportado*. Você pode alterar o status clicando nele - de Ativado para Desativado (e vice-versa); de Não suportado para Desativado (e vice-versa).| |*Tags*|As tags de item são exibidas.<br>Até três tags (pares nome:valor) podem ser exibidas. Se houver mais tags, um link "..." é exibido que permite ver todas as tags ao passar o mouse.| |*Info*|Se o item estiver funcionando corretamente, nenhum ícone será exibido nesta coluna. Em caso de erros, um ícone quadrado com a letra "i" é exibido. Passe o mouse sobre o ícone para ver uma dica de ferramenta com a descrição do erro.|  Para configurar um novo item, clique no botão *Criar item* na parte superior Esquina direita.

en-us	#### Overview  The item list for a template can be accessed from *Configuration → Templates* by clicking on *Items* for the respective template.  A list of existing items is displayed.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/template_items.png){width="600"}  Displayed data:  |Column|Description| |--|-----------| |*Item menu*|Click on the three-dot icon to open the menu for this specific item with these options:<br>**Create trigger** - create a trigger based on this item<br>**Triggers** - click to see a list with links to already-configured trigger of this item<br>**Create dependent item** - create a dependent item for this item<br>**Create dependent discovery rule** - create a dependent discovery rule for this item| |*Template*|Template the item belongs to.<br>This column is displayed only if multiple templates are selected in the filter.| |*Name*|Name of the item displayed as a blue link to item details.<br>Clicking on the item name link opens the item [configuration form](/manual/config/items/item#configuration).<br>If the item is inherited from another template, the template name is displayed before the item name, as a gray link. Clicking on the template link will open the item list on that template level.| |*Triggers*|Moving the mouse over Triggers will display an infobox displaying the triggers associated with the item.<br>The number of the triggers is displayed in gray.| |*Key*|Item key is displayed.| |*Interval*|Frequency of the check is displayed.| |*History*|How many days item data history will be kept is displayed.| |*Trends*|How many days item trends history will be kept is displayed.| |*Type*|Item type is displayed (Zabbix agent, SNMP agent, simple check, etc).| |*Status*|Item status is displayed - *Enabled* or *Disabled*. By clicking on the status you can change it - from Enabled to Disabled (and back).| |*Tags*|Item tags are displayed.<br>Up to three tags (name:value pairs) can be displayed. If there are more tags, a "..." link is displayed that allows to see all tags on mouseover.|  To configure a new item, click on the *Create item* button at the top right corner.
pt-br	#### Visão geral   A lista de itens para um template pode ser acessada através de *Configuration → Templates*, clicando nos *Itens* para o template correspondente.   Uma lista de itens existente será exibida.   ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/template_items.png){width="600"}  Dados exibidos:  |Column|Descrição| |--|-----------| |*Item menu*|Clique no ícone three-dot para abrir o menu desse item específico com essas opções:<br>**Criar trigger** - criar um trigger com base nesse item<br>**Triggers** - clique para ver uma lista com links para um trigger já configurado deste item <br>**Criar item dependente** - criar um item dependente para esse item <br>**Criar regra de descoberta dependente** - criar uma regra de descoberta dependente para esse item| |*Template*|Template ao qual o item pertence.<br>Esta coluna será exibida somente se vários templates forem selecionados no filtro.| |*Name*|Nome do item exibido como um link azul para os detalhes do item.<br>Clicando no link, você abre a configuração do item [configuration form](/manual/config/items/item#configuration).<br>Se o item for herdado de um outro template, o nome do template será exibido em um link cinza, antes do nome do item. Clicando no link do template você abrirá a lista de item no nível daquele template.| |*Triggers*|Mover o mouse sobre os Triggers exibirá uma caixa de informação mostrando os triggers associados ao item.<br>O número de triggers será exibido em cinza.| |*Key*|A chave do item é exibida.| |*Interval*|Frequência de verificação é exibida.| |*History*|Quantos dias o histórico de dados do item mantido é exibido.| |*Trends*|Quantos dias o histórico de trends mantido é exibido.| |*Type*|Tipo de item é exibido (Zabbix agent, SNMP agent, simple check, etc).| |*Status*|Status do item é exibido - *Habilitado* ou *Desabilitado*. Ao clicar no status, você consegue alterá-lo - de Habilitado para Desabilitado (e vice-versa).| |*Tags*|As tags do item são exibidas.<br>Até três tags (nome: valores pairs) podem ser exibidas. Se haver mais tags, um "..." link que permite ver todas as tags será exibido.|  Para configurar um item novo, clique no botão *Criar item*  no canto superior a direita.

en-us	#### Overview  The list of low-level discovery rules for a host can be accessed from *Configuration → Hosts* by clicking on *Discovery* for the respective host.  A list of existing low-level discovery rules is displayed. It is also possible to see all discovery rules independently of the host, or all discovery rules of a specific host group by changing the filter settings.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/lld_rules.png){width="600"}  Displayed data:  |Column|Description| |------|-----------| |*Host*|The visible host name is displayed.<br>In the absence of a visible host name, the technical host name is displayed.| |*Name*|Name of the rule, displayed as a blue link.<br>Clicking on the rule name opens the low-level discovery rule [configuration form](/manual/discovery/low_level_discovery#discovery_rule).<br>If the discovery rule belongs to a template, the template name is displayed before the rule name, as a gray link. Clicking on the template link will open the rule list on the template level.| |*Items*|A link to the list of item prototypes is displayed.<br>The number of existing item prototypes is displayed in gray.| |*Triggers*|A link to the list of trigger prototypes is displayed.<br>The number of existing trigger prototypes is displayed in gray.| |*Graphs*|A link to the list of graph prototypes is displayed.<br>The number of existing graph prototypes is displayed in gray.| |*Hosts*|A link to the list of host prototypes is displayed.<br>The number of existing host prototypes is displayed in gray.| |*Key*|The item key used for discovery is displayed.| |*Interval*|The frequency of performing discovery is displayed.<br>*Note* that discovery can also be performed immediately by pushing the *Check now* button below the list.| |*Type*|The item type used for discovery is displayed (Zabbix agent, SNMP agent, etc).| |*Status*|Discovery rule status is displayed - *Enabled*, *Disabled* or *Not supported*. By clicking on the status you can change it - from Enabled to Disabled (and back); from Not supported to Disabled (and back).| |*Info*|If everything is fine, no icon is displayed in this column. In case of errors, a square icon with the letter "i" is displayed. Hover over the icon to see a tooltip with the error description.|  To configure a new low-level discovery rule, click on the *Create discovery rule* button at the top right corner.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  A lista de regras de descoberta de baixo nível para um host pode ser acessada em *Configuração → Hosts* clicando em *Descoberta* para o respectivo hospedeiro.  Uma lista de regras de descoberta de baixo nível existentes é exibida. Isso é também possível ver todas as regras de descoberta independentemente do host, ou todas regras de descoberta de um grupo de hosts específico alterando o filtro definições.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/lld_rules.png){width="600"}  Dados exibidos:  |Coluna|Descrição| |------|-----------| |*Host*|O nome do host visível é exibido.<br>Na ausência de um nome de host visível, o nome do host técnico é exibido.| |*Nome*|Nome da regra, exibido como um link azul.<br>Clicar no nome da regra abre a regra de descoberta de baixo nível [formulário de configuração](/manual/discovery/low_level_discovery#discovery_rule).<br>Se a regra de descoberta pertence a um modelo, o nome do modelo é exibido antes do nome da regra, como um link cinza. Clicar no link do modelo abrirá a lista de regras no nível do modelo.| |*Itens*|Um link para a lista de protótipos de itens é exibido.<br>O número de protótipos de itens existentes é exibido em cinza.| |*Triggers*|Um link para a lista de protótipos de trigger é exibido.<br>O número de protótipos de trigger existentes é exibido em cinza.| |*Gráficos*|Um link para a lista de protótipos de gráficos é exibido.<br>O número de protótipos de gráficos existentes é exibido em cinza.| |*Hosts*|Um link para a lista de protótipos de host é exibido.<br>O número de protótipos de host existentes é exibido em cinza.| |*Chave*|A chave do item usada para descoberta é exibida.| |*Intervalo*|A frequência de execução da descoberta é exibida.<br>*Observe* que a descoberta também pode ser realizada imediatamente pressionando o botão *Verificar agora* abaixo da lista.| |*Tipo*|O tipo de item usado para descoberta é exibido (agente Zabbix, agente SNMP, etc).| |*Status*|O status da regra de descoberta é exibido - *Ativado*, *Desativado* ou *Não suportado*. Ao clicar no status você pode alterá-lo - de Ativado para Desativado (e vice-versa); de Não suportado para Desativado (e vice-versa).| |*Info*|Se tudo estiver bem, nenhum ícone será exibido nesta coluna. Em caso de erros, um ícone quadrado com a letra "i" é exibido. Passe o mouse sobre o ícone para ver uma dica de ferramenta com a descrição do erro.|  Para configurar uma nova regra de descoberta de baixo nível, clique no botão *Criar botão de regra de descoberta* no canto superior direito.

en-us	#### Overview  The list of low-level discovery rules for a template can be accessed from *Configuration → Templates* by clicking on *Discovery* for the respective template.  A list of existing low-level discovery rules is displayed. It is also possible to see all discovery rules independently of the template, or all discovery rules of a specific host group by changing the filter settings.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/template_lld_rules.png){width="600"}  Displayed data:  |Column|Description| |------|-----------| |*Template*|The template discovery rule belongs to.| |*Name*|Name of the rule, displayed as a blue link.<br>Clicking on the rule name opens the low-level discovery rule [configuration form](/manual/discovery/low_level_discovery#discovery_rule).<br>If the discovery rule is inherited from another template, the template name is displayed before the rule name, as a gray link. Clicking on the template link will open the discovery rule list on that template level.| |*Items*|A link to the list of item prototypes is displayed.<br>The number of existing item prototypes is displayed in gray.| |*Triggers*|A link to the list of trigger prototypes is displayed.<br>The number of existing trigger prototypes is displayed in gray.| |*Graphs*|A link to the list of graph prototypes displayed.<br>The number of existing graph prototypes is displayed in gray.| |*Hosts*|A link to the list of host prototypes displayed.<br>The number of existing host prototypes is displayed in gray.| |*Key*|The item key used for discovery is displayed.| |*Interval*|The frequency of performing discovery is displayed.| |*Type*|The item type used for discovery is displayed (Zabbix agent, SNMP agent, etc).| |*Status*|Discovery rule status is displayed - *Enabled* or *Disabled*. By clicking on the status you can change it - from Enabled to Disabled (and back).|  To configure a new low-level discovery rule, click on the *Create discovery rule* button at the top right corner.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  A lista de regras de descoberta de baixo nível para um modelo pode ser acessada de *Configuração → Modelos* clicando em *Descoberta* para o respectivo modelo.  Uma lista de regras de descoberta de baixo nível existentes é exibida. Isso é também possível ver todas as regras de descoberta independentemente do modelo, ou todas as regras de descoberta de um grupo de hosts específico alterando o filtro definições.  ![](../../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/template_lld_rules.png){width="600"}  Dados exibidos:  |Coluna|Descrição| |------|-----------| |*Modelo*|A regra de descoberta de modelo pertence.| |*Nome*|Nome da regra, exibido como um link azul.<br>Clicar no nome da regra abre a regra de descoberta de baixo nível [formulário de configuração](/manual/discovery/low_level_discovery#discovery_rule).<br>Se a regra de descoberta é herdada de outro modelo, o nome do modelo é exibido antes do nome da regra, como um link cinza. Clicar no link do modelo abrirá a lista de regras de descoberta nesse nível de modelo.| |*Itens*|Um link para a lista de protótipos de itens é exibido.<br>O número de protótipos de itens existentes é exibido em cinza.| |*Triggers*|Um link para a lista de protótipos de trigger é exibido.<br>O número de protótipos de trigger existentes é exibido em cinza.| |*Gráficos*|Um link para a lista de protótipos de gráficos exibidos.<br>O número de protótipos de gráficos existentes é exibido em cinza.| |*Hosts*|Um link para a lista de protótipos de host exibido.<br>O número de protótipos de host existentes é exibido em cinza.| |*Chave*|A chave do item usada para descoberta é exibida.| |*Intervalo*|A frequência de realização da descoberta é exibida.| |*Tipo*|O tipo de item usado para descoberta é exibido (agente Zabbix, agente SNMP, etc).| |*Status*|O status da regra de descoberta é exibido - *Ativado* ou *Desativado*. Ao clicar no status, você pode alterá-lo - de Ativado para Desativado (e vice-versa).|  Para configurar uma nova regra de descoberta de baixo nível, clique no botão *Criar botão de regra de descoberta* no canto superior direito.

en-us	#### Overview  The **memtype** parameter is supported on Linux, AIX, FreeBSD, and Solaris platforms.  Three common values of 'memtype' are supported on all of these platforms: `pmem`, `rss` and `vsize`. Additionally, platform-specific 'memtype' values are supported on some platforms.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  O parâmetro **memtype** é suportado no Linux, AIX, FreeBSD, e Solaris.  Os três tipos mais comuns do 'memtype' são suportados em todas as plataformas: `pmem`, `rss` e `vsize`. Adicionalmente, tipos específicos de cada plataforma serão nelas suportados.

en-us	#### Overview  The *Monitoring → Hosts* section displays a full list of monitored hosts with detailed information about host interface, availability, tags, current problems, status (enabled/disabled), and links to easily navigate to the host's latest data, problem history, graphs, dashboards and web scenarios.  ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/monitoring/monitoring_hosts.png){width="600"}  |Column|Description| |------|-----------| |*Name*|The visible host name. Clicking on the name brings up the [host menu](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/monitoring/dashboard#host_menu).<br>An orange wrench icon ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/configuration/maintenance_wrench_icon.png) after the name indicates that this host is in maintenance.<br>Click on the column header to sort hosts by name in ascending or descending order.| |*Interface*|The main interface of the host is displayed.| |*Availability*|Host [availability](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/configuration/hosts#reading_host_availability) per configured interface.<br>Icons represent only those interface types (Zabbix agent, SNMP, IPMI, JMX) that are configured. If you position the mouse on the icon, a popup list of all interfaces of this type appears with each interface details, status and errors.<br>The column is empty for hosts with no interfaces.<br>The current status of all interfaces of one type is displayed by the respective icon color:<br>**Green** - all interfaces available<br>**Yellow** - at least one interface available and at least one unavailable; others can have any value including 'unknown'<br>**Red** - no interfaces available<br>**Gray** - at least one interface unknown (none unavailable)<br>Note that active Zabbix agent items do not affect host availability.| |*Tags*|[Tags](/manual/config/tagging) of the host and all linked templates, with macros unresolved.| |*Status*|Host status - *Enabled* or *Disabled*.<br>Click on the column header to sort hosts by status in ascending or descending order.| |*Latest data*|Clicking on the link will open *Monitoring - Latest data* page with all the latest data collected from the host.| |*Problems*| The number of open host problems sorted by severity. The color of the square indicates problem severity. The number on the square means the number of problems for the given severity.<br>Clicking on the icon will open *Monitoring - Problems* page for the current host. <br>If a host has no problems, a link to the Problems section for this host is displayed as text. <br>Use the filter to select whether suppressed problems should be included (not included by default).| |*Graphs*|Clicking on the link will display graphs configured for the host. The number of graphs is displayed in gray.<br>If a host has no graphs, the link is disabled (gray text) and no number is displayed.| |*Dashboards*|Clicking on the link will display dashboards configured for the host. The number of dashboards is displayed in gray.<br>If a host has no dashboards, the link is disabled (gray text) and no number is displayed.| |*Web*|Clicking on the link will display web scenarios configured for the host. The number of web scenarios is displayed in gray.<br>If a host has no web scenarios, the link is disabled (gray text) and no number is displayed.|
pt-br	#### Visão geral  A seção *Monitoramento → Hosts* exibe uma lista completa de hosts monitorados com informações detalhadas sobre a interface do host, disponibilidade, tags, problemas atuais, status (ativado/desativado) e links para navegue até os dados mais recentes do host, histórico de problemas, gráficos, painéis e cenários da web.  ![](../../../../../assets/en/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/monitoring/monitoring_hosts.png){width="600"}  |Coluna|Descrição| |------|-----------| |*Nome*|O nome do host visível. Clicar no nome abre o [menu do host](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/monitoring/dashboard#host_menu).<br>Um ícone de chave laranja ![](../../../../. ./assets/en/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/configuration/maintenance_wrench_icon.png) após o nome indica que este host está em manutenção.<br>Clique no cabeçalho da coluna para classificar os hosts por nome em ordem crescente ou decrescente.| |*Interface*|A interface principal do host é exibida.| |*Disponibilidade*|Host [availability](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/configuration/hosts#reading_host_availability) por interface configurada.<br>Os ícones representam apenas os tipos de interface (agente Zabbix, SNMP, IPMI, JMX) que estão configurados. Se você posicionar o mouse sobre o ícone, uma lista pop-up de todas as interfaces desse tipo aparecerá com os detalhes, status e erros de cada interface.<br>A coluna está vazia para hosts sem interfaces.<br>O status atual de todas as interfaces de um tipo é exibido pela respectiva cor do ícone:<br>**Verde** - todas as interfaces disponíveis<br>**Amarelo** - pelo menos uma interface disponível e pelo menos uma indisponível; outros podem ter qualquer valor, incluindo 'unknown'<br>**Red** - nenhuma interface disponível<br>**Gray** - pelo menos uma interface desconhecida (nenhuma indisponível)<br>Observe que os itens ativos do agente Zabbix não afetar a disponibilidade do host.| |*Tags*|[Tags](/manual/config/tagging) do host e todos os modelos vinculados, com macros não resolvidas.| |*Status*|Status do host - *Ativado* ou *Desativado*.<br>Clique no cabeçalho da coluna para classificar os hosts por status em ordem crescente ou decrescente.| |*Últimos dados*|Clicar no link abrirá a página *Monitoramento - Últimos dados* com todos os dados mais recentes coletados do host.| |*Problemas*| O número de problemas de host abertos classificados por gravidade. A cor do quadrado indica a gravidade do problema. O número no quadrado significa o número de problemas para determinada gravidade.<br>Clicar no ícone abrirá a página *Monitoramento - Problemas* para o host atual. <br>Se um host não tiver problemas, um link para a seção Problemas desse host será exibido como texto. <br>Use o filtro para selecionar se os problemas suprimidos devem ser incluídos (não incluídos por padrão).| |*Gráficos*|Clicar no link exibirá os gráficos configurados para o host. O número de gráficos é exibido em cinza.<br>Se um host não possui gráficos, o link está desabilitado (texto cinza) e nenhum número é exibido.| |*Painéis*|Clicar no link exibirá os painéis configurados para o host. O número de painéis é exibido em cinza.<br>Se um host não tiver painéis, o link será desabilitado (texto cinza) e nenhum número será exibido.| |*Web*|Clicar no link exibirá cenários da web configurados para o host. O número de cenários da web é exibido em cinza.<br>Se um host não tiver cenários da web, o link será desabilitado (texto cinza) e nenhum número será exibido.|

en-us	#### Overview  The Monitoring menu is all about displaying data. Whatever information Zabbix is configured to gather, visualize and act upon, it will be displayed in the various sections of the Monitoring menu.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  O menu Monitoramento tem tudo a ver com a exibição de dados. Qualquer informação O Zabbix está configurado para coletar, visualizar e agir, será exibido nas várias seções do menu Monitoramento.

en-us	#### Overview  The queue displays items that are waiting for a refresh. The queue is just a **logical** representation of data. There is no IPC queue or any other queue mechanism in Zabbix.  Items monitored by proxies are also included in the queue - they will be counted as queued for the proxy history data update period.  Only items with scheduled refresh times are displayed in the queue. This means that the following item types are excluded from the queue:  -   log, logrt and event log active Zabbix agent items -   SNMP trap items -   trapper items -   web monitoring items -   dependent items  Statistics shown by the queue is a good indicator of the performance of Zabbix server.  The queue is retrieved directly from Zabbix server using JSON protocol. The information is available only if Zabbix server is running.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  A fila apresenta os itens que estão com algum atraso em sua coleta. Ela é uma representação **logical** dos dados. Não existe nenhuma fila "IPC" ou qualquer outro mecanismo de fila no Zabbix.  As estatísticas apresentadas pela fila são um bom indicador de performance do Zabbix Server.  A fila é coletada diretamente do processo do Zabbix Server através do protocolo JSON. A informação só está disponível enquanto o processo do Zabbix Server estiver em execução.

en-us	#### Overview  There are four ways of getting Zabbix:  -   Install it from the [packages](/manual/installation/install_from_packages) -   Download the latest source archive and [compile it     yourself](/manual/installation/install) -   Install it from the [containers](/manual/installation/containers) -   Download the [virtual appliance](/manual/appliance)  To download the latest distribution packages, pre-compiled sources or the virtual appliance, go to the [Zabbix download page](https://www.zabbix.com/download), where direct links to latest versions are provided.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  Há quatro formas de obter o Zabbix:  -   Instale-o através dos [pacotes de distribuição](install_from_packages#From_distribution_packages) -   Baixe o arquivo fonte mais recente e o [compile você mesmo](install#Installation_from_sources) -   Instale a partir dos [contêineres](containers) -   Baixe a [aplicação virtual](/manual/appliance)  Para baixar os pacotes de distribuição mais recentes, fontes  pré-compilados ou a aplicação virtual, acesse a  [página de download do Zabbix](https://www.zabbix.com/download), onde links diretos para as versões mais recentes são disponilizados.

en-us	#### Overview  There are several ways in which you can customize and rebrand your Zabbix frontend installation:  -   replace the Zabbix logo with a desired one -   hide links to Zabbix Support and Zabbix Integrations -   set a custom link to the Help page -   change copyright in the footer
pt-br	#### Visão geral  Existem várias maneiras pelas quais você pode personalizar e renomear a sua Instalação do Zabbix:  - substitua o logotipo do Zabbix por um desejado - ocultar links para Zabbix Support e Zabbix Integrations - definir um link personalizado para a página de ajuda - alterar direitos autorais no rodapé

en-us	#### Overview  There is an option to tag various entities in Zabbix. Tags can be defined for:  -   templates -   hosts -   items -   web scenarios -   triggers -   template items and triggers -   host, item and trigger prototypes  Tags have several uses, most notably, to mark events. If entities are tagged, the corresponding new events get marked accordingly:  -   with tagged templates - any host problems created by relevant     entities (items, triggers, etc) from this template will be marked -   with tagged hosts - any problem of the host will be marked -   with tagged items, web scenarios - any data/problem of this item or     web scenario will be marked -   with tagged triggers - any problem of this trigger will be marked  A problem event inherits all tags from the whole chain of templates, hosts, items, web scenarios, triggers. Completely identical `tag:value` combinations (after resolved macros) are merged into one rather than being duplicated, when marking the event.  Having custom event tags allows for more flexibility. Importantly, events can be [correlated](/manual/config/event_correlation) based on event tags. In other uses, actions can be defined based on tagged events. Item problems can be grouped based on tags.  Tagging is realized as a pair of *tag name* and *value*. You can use only the name or pair it with a value:      MySQL, Service:MySQL, Services, Services:Customer, Applications, Application:Java, Priority:High   An entity (template, host, item, web scenario, trigger or event) may be tagged with the same name, but different values - these tags will not be considered 'duplicates'. Similarly, a tag without value and the same tag with value can be used simultaneously.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  Existe uma opção para marcar várias entidades no Zabbix. As etiquetas podem ser definido para:  -   modelos - anfitriões -   Itens - cenários da web -   gatilhos - itens de modelo e gatilhos - protótipos de host, item e gatilho  As tags têm vários usos, principalmente para marcar eventos. Se as entidades são marcados, os novos eventos correspondentes são marcados de acordo:  - com modelos marcados - quaisquer problemas de host criados por     entidades (itens, gatilhos, etc) deste modelo serão marcadas - com hosts marcados - qualquer problema do host será marcado - com itens marcados, cenários da web - qualquer dado/problema deste item ou     cenário da web será marcado - com gatilhos marcados - qualquer problema deste gatilho será marcado  Um evento de problema herda todas as tags de toda a cadeia de modelos, hosts, itens, cenários da web, gatilhos. `tag:value` completamente idêntico combinações (após macros resolvidas) são mescladas em uma em vez de sendo duplicado, ao marcar o evento.  Ter tags de evento personalizadas permite mais flexibilidade. Importante, eventos podem ser [correlacionados](/manual/config/event_correlation) com base em etiquetas de eventos. Em outros usos, as ações podem ser definidas com base em tags eventos. Os problemas de itens podem ser agrupados com base em tags.  A marcação é realizada como um par de *tag name* e *value*. Você pode usar apenas o nome ou emparelhá-lo com um valor:      MySQL, Serviço:MySQL, Serviços, Serviços:Cliente, Aplicativos, Aplicativo:Java, Prioridade:Alta  Uma entidade (modelo, host, item, cenário da web, gatilho ou evento) pode ser marcadas com o mesmo nome, mas com valores diferentes - essas tags não serão considerados 'duplicados'. Da mesma forma, uma tag sem valor e a mesma tag com valor pode ser usado simultaneamente.

en-us	#### Overview  The Reports menu features several sections that contain a variety of predefined and user-customizable reports focused on displaying an overview of such parameters as system information, triggers and gathered data.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  O menu Relatórios apresenta várias seções que contêm uma variedade de relatórios predefinidos e personalizáveis pelo usuário, focados em exibir uma visão geral de parâmetros como informações do sistema, gatilhos (triggers) e dados coletados.

en-us	#### Overview  The required libraries for the MongoDB loadable plugin are listed in this page.
pt-br	#### Visão geral   As bibliotecas necessárias para o plugin carregável MongoDB, estão listadas nesta página.

en-us	#### Overview  The required libraries for the PostgreSQL loadable plugin are listed in this page.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  As bibliotecas necessárias para o plugin PostgreSQL carregável estão listada nesta página.

en-us	#### Overview  The service monitoring functionality is intended for those who want to get a high-level (business) view of the monitored infrastructure. In many cases, we are not interested in low-level details, like the lack of disk space, high processor load, etc. What we are interested in is the overall availability of a service provided by our IT department. We can also be interested in identifying weak places of IT infrastructure, SLA of various IT services, the structure of existing IT infrastructure, and other information at a higher level.  Zabbix service monitoring provides answers to all mentioned questions.  Service monitoring allows to create a hierarchy representation of monitored data.  A very simple service structure may look like:      Service     |     |-Workstations     | |     | |-Workstation1     | |     | |-Workstation2     |     |-Servers  Each node of the structure has attribute status. The status is calculated and propagated to upper levels according to the selected algorithm. The status of individual nodes is affected by the status of the mapped problems. Problem mapping is accomplished with tagging.
pt-br	#### Visão geral  A funcionalidade de monitoramento de serviço é destinada àqueles que querem obter  uma visão de alto-nível (negócio) da infraestrutura monitorada. Em muitos casos,  nós não estamos interessados em detalhes de baixo-nível, como a falta de espaço em  disco, alta carga de processador, etc. O que estamos interessados é na disponibilidade  geral de um serviço fornecido pelo nosso departamento de TI. Podemos também estar  interessados em identificar locais frágeis da nossa infraestrutura de TI, SLA de vários  serviços de TI, a estrutura da infraestrutura de TI existente, e outras informações  em um nível mais alto.  O monitoramento de serviço do Zabbix fornece respostas a todas as questões mencionadas.  O monitoramento de serviço permite criar uma representação hierárquica dos dados  monitorados.  Uma estrutura de serviço muito simples pode parecer como:      Serviço     |     |-Estações de trabalho     | |     | |-Estação de trabalho 1     | |     | |-Estação de trabalho2     |     |-Servidores  Cada nós da estrutura possui estados de atributo. O estado é calculado e propagado  para níveis mais altos de acordo ao algoritmo selecionado. O estado de nós individuais  é afetado pelo estado de problemas mapeados. O mapeamento de problema é realizado com  etiquetagem (tagging).

en-us	#### Overview  The Services menu is for the [service monitoring](/manual/it_services) functions of Zabbix.
pt-br	#### Visão Geral¶ ¶ O menu Serviços é usado para as funções de [service monitoring](/manual/it_services) do Zabbix.

en-us	#### Overview  The table contains a complete list of macros supported by Zabbix out-of-the-box.  ::: notetip To see all macros supported in a location (for example, in "map URL"), you may paste the location name into the search box at the bottom of your browser window (accessible by pressing CTRL+F) and do a search for *next*. :::  |Macro|Supported in|Description| |-----|------------|-----------| |{ACTION.ID}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications|*Numeric ID of the triggered action.*| |{ACTION.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications|*Name of the triggered action.*| |{ALERT.MESSAGE}|→ Alert script parameters|*'Default message' value from action configuration.*<br>Supported since 3.0.0.| |{ALERT.SENDTO}|→ Alert script parameters|*'Send to' value from user media configuration.*<br>Supported since 3.0.0.| |{ALERT.SUBJECT}|→ Alert script parameters|*'Default subject' value from action configuration.*<br>Supported since 3.0.0.| |{DATE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Current date in yyyy.mm.dd. format.*| |{DISCOVERY.DEVICE.IPADDRESS}|→ Discovery notifications and commands|*IP address of the discovered device.*<br>Available always, does not depend on host being added.| |{DISCOVERY.DEVICE.DNS}|→ Discovery notifications and commands|*DNS name of the discovered device.*<br>Available always, does not depend on host being added.| |{DISCOVERY.DEVICE.STATUS}|→ Discovery notifications and commands|*Status of the discovered device*: can be either UP or DOWN.| |{DISCOVERY.DEVICE.UPTIME}|→ Discovery notifications and commands|*Time since the last change of discovery status for a particular device*, with precision down to a second.<br>For example: 1h 29m 01s.<br>For devices with status DOWN, this is the period of their downtime.| |{DISCOVERY.RULE.NAME}|→ Discovery notifications and commands|*Name of the discovery rule that discovered the presence or absence of the device or service.*| |{DISCOVERY.SERVICE.NAME}|→ Discovery notifications and commands|*Name of the service that was discovered.*<br>For example: HTTP.| |{DISCOVERY.SERVICE.PORT}|→ Discovery notifications and commands|*Port of the service that was discovered.*<br>For example: 80.| |{DISCOVERY.SERVICE.STATUS}|→ Discovery notifications and commands|*Status of the discovered <service://> can be either UP or DOWN. \| \|{DISCOVERY.SERVICE.UPTIME} \|→ Discovery notifications and commands \|*Time since the last change of discovery status for a particular service*, with precision down to a second.<br>For example: 1h 29m 01s.<br>For services with status DOWN, this is the period of their downtime. \| \|{ESC.HISTORY} \|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications \|*Escalation history. Log of previously sent messages.*<br>Shows previously sent notifications, on which escalation step they were sent and their status (*sent//, *in progress* or *failed*).| |{EVENT.ACK.STATUS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Acknowledgment status of the event (Yes/No)*.| |{EVENT.AGE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Age of the event that triggered an action*, with precision down to a second.<br>Useful in escalated messages.| |{EVENT.DATE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Date of the event that triggered an action.*| |{EVENT.DURATION}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Duration of the event (time difference between problem and recovery events)*, with precision down to a second.<br>Useful in problem recovery messages.<br><br>Supported since 5.0.0.| |{EVENT.ID}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Numeric ID of the event that triggered an action.*| |{EVENT.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Name of the problem event that triggered an action.*<br>Supported since 4.0.0.| |{EVENT.NSEVERITY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Numeric value of the event severity.* Possible values: 0 - Not classified, 1 - Information, 2 - Warning, 3 - Average, 4 - High, 5 - Disaster.<br>Supported since 4.0.0.| |{EVENT.OBJECT}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Numeric value of of the event object.* Possible values: 0 - Trigger, 1 - Discovered host, 2 - Discovered service, 3 - Autoregistration, 4 - Item, 5 - Low-level discovery rule.<br>Supported since 4.4.0.| |{EVENT.OPDATA}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Operational data of the underlying trigger of a problem.*<br>Supported since 4.4.0.| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.DATE}|→ Problem [recovery notifications](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands (if recovery took place)<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (if recovery took place)|*Date of the recovery event.*| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.ID}|→ Problem [recovery notifications](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands (if recovery took place)<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (if recovery took place)|*Numeric ID of the recovery event.*| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.NAME}|→ Problem [recovery notifications](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands (if recovery took place)<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (if recovery took place)|*Name of the recovery event.*<br>Supported since 4.4.1.| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.STATUS}|→ Problem [recovery notifications](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands (if recovery took place)<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (if recovery took place)|*Verbal value of the recovery event.*| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.TAGS}|→ Problem [recovery notifications](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands (if recovery took place)<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (if recovery took place)|*A comma separated list of recovery event tags.* Expanded to an empty string if no tags exist.<br>Supported since 3.2.0.| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.TAGSJSON}|→ Problem [recovery notifications](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands (if recovery took place)<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (if recovery took place)|*A JSON array containing event tag [objects](/manual/api/reference/event/object#event_tag).* Expanded to an empty array if no tags exist.<br>Supported since 5.0.0.| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.TIME}|→ Problem [recovery notifications](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands (if recovery took place)<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (if recovery took place)|*Time of the recovery event.*| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.VALUE}|→ Problem [recovery notifications](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands (if recovery took place)<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (if recovery took place)|*Numeric value of the recovery event.*| |{EVENT.SEVERITY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Name of the event severity.*<br>Supported since 4.0.0.| |{EVENT.SOURCE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Numeric value of the event source.* Possible values: 0 - Trigger, 1 - Discovery, 2 - Autoregistration, 3 - Internal.<br>Supported since 4.4.0.| |{EVENT.STATUS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Verbal value of the event that triggered an action.*| |{EVENT.TAGS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*A comma separated list of event tags.* Expanded to an empty string if no tags exist.<br>Supported since 3.2.0.| |{EVENT.TAGSJSON}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*A JSON array containing event tag [objects](/manual/api/reference/event/object#event_tag).* Expanded to an empty array if no tags exist.<br>Supported since 5.0.0.| |{EVENT.TAGS.<tag name>}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Webhook media type URL names and URLs<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Event tag value referenced by the tag name.*<br>A tag name containing non-alphanumeric characters (including non-English multibyte-UTF characters) should be double quoted. Quotes and backslashes inside a quoted tag name must be escaped with a backslash.<br>Supported since 4.4.2.| |{EVENT.TIME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Time of the event that triggered an action.*| |{EVENT.UPDATE.ACTION}|→ Problem update notifications and commands|*Human-readable name of the action(s)* performed during [problem update](/manual/acknowledges#updating_problems).<br>Resolves to the following values: *acknowledged*, *commented*, *changed severity from (original severity) to (updated severity)* and *closed* (depending on how many actions are performed in one update).<br>Supported since 4.0.0.| |{EVENT.UPDATE.DATE}|→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands|*Date of event [update](/manual/config/notifications/action/update_operations) (acknowledgment, etc).*<br>Deprecated name: {ACK.DATE}| |{EVENT.UPDATE.HISTORY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Log of problem updates (acknowledgments, etc).*<br>Deprecated name: {EVENT.ACK.HISTORY}| |{EVENT.UPDATE.MESSAGE}|→ Problem update notifications and commands|*Problem update message.*<br>Deprecated name: {ACK.MESSAGE}| |{EVENT.UPDATE.STATUS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Numeric value of of the problem update status.* Possible values: 0 - Webhook was called because of problem/recovery event, 1 - Update operation.<br>Supported since 4.4.0.| |{EVENT.UPDATE.TIME}|→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands|*Time of event [update](/manual/config/notifications/action/update_operations) (acknowledgment, etc).*<br>Deprecated name: {ACK.TIME}| |{EVENT.VALUE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Service recovery notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Numeric value of the event that triggered an action (1 for problem, 0 for recovering).*| |{FUNCTION.VALUE<1-9>}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Event names|*Results of the Nth item-based function in the trigger expression at the time of the event.*<br>Only functions with */host/key* as the first parameter are counted. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{FUNCTION.RECOVERY.VALUE<1-9>}|→ Problem [recovery notifications](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Results of the Nth item-based function in the recovery expression at the time of the event.*<br>Only functions with */host/key* as the first parameter are counted. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{HOST.CONN}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Item key parameters^[1](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Host interface IP/DNS<br>→ Trapper item "Allowed hosts" field<br>→ Database monitoring additional parameters<br>→ SSH and Telnet scripts<br>→ JMX item endpoint field<br>→ Web monitoring^[4](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Low-level discovery rule filter regular expressions<br>→ URL field of dynamic URL dashboard widget<br>→ Trigger names, event names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Script type item, item prototype and discovery rule parameter names and values<br>→ HTTP agent type item, item prototype and discovery rule fields:<br>URL, Query fields, Request body, Headers, Proxy, SSL certificate file, SSL key file, Allowed hosts.<br>→ Manual host action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Host IP address or DNS name, depending on host settings*^[2](supported_by_location#footnotes)^.<br><br>May be used with a numeric index as {HOST.CONN[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{HOST.DESCRIPTION}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Map element labels<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Host description.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {HOST.DESCRIPTION[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{HOST.DNS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Item key parameters^[1](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Host interface IP/DNS<br>→ Trapper item "Allowed hosts" field<br>→ Database monitoring additional parameters<br>→ SSH and Telnet scripts<br>→ JMX item endpoint field<br>→ Web monitoring^[4](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Low-level discovery rule filter regular expressions<br>→ URL field of dynamic URL dashboard widget<br>→ Trigger names, event names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Script type item, item prototype and discovery rule parameter names and values<br>→ HTTP agent type item, item prototype and discovery rule fields:<br>URL, Query fields, Request body, Headers, Proxy, SSL certificate file, SSL key file, Allowed hosts.<br>→ Manual host action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Host DNS name*^[2](supported_by_location#footnotes)^.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {HOST.DNS[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{HOST.HOST}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Item key parameters<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Host interface IP/DNS<br>→ Trapper item "Allowed hosts" field<br>→ Database monitoring additional parameters<br>→ SSH and Telnet scripts<br>→ JMX item endpoint field<br>→ Web monitoring^[4](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Low-level discovery rule filter regular expressions<br>→ URL field of dynamic URL dashboard widget<br>→ Trigger names, event names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Script type item, item prototype and discovery rule parameter names and values<br>→ HTTP agent type item, item prototype and discovery rule fields:<br>URL, Query fields, Request body, Headers, Proxy, SSL certificate file, SSL key file, Allowed hosts.<br>→ Manual host action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Host name.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {HOST.HOST[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{HOSTNAME<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{HOST.ID}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ URL field of dynamic URL dashboard widget<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Host ID.*<br><br>May be used with a numeric index as {HOST.ID[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{HOST.IP}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Item key parameters^[1](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Host interface IP/DNS<br>→ Trapper item "Allowed hosts" field<br>→ Database monitoring additional parameters<br>→ SSH and Telnet scripts<br>→ JMX item endpoint field<br>→ Web monitoring^[4](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Low-level discovery rule filter regular expressions<br>→ URL field of dynamic URL dashboard widget<br>→ Trigger names, event names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Script type item, item prototype and discovery rule parameter names and values<br>→ HTTP agent type item, item prototype and discovery rule fields:<br>URL, Query fields, Request body, Headers, Proxy, SSL certificate file, SSL key file, Allowed hosts.<br>→ Manual host action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Host IP address*^[2](supported_by_location#footnotes)^.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {HOST.IP[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{IPADDRESS<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{HOST.METADATA}|→ Autoregistration notifications and commands|*Host metadata.*<br>Used only for active agent autoregistration.| |{HOST.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Item key parameters<br>→ Host interface IP/DNS<br>→ Trapper item "Allowed hosts" field<br>→ Database monitoring additional parameters<br>→ SSH and Telnet scripts<br>→ Web monitoring^[4](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Low-level discovery rule filter regular expressions<br>→ URL field of dynamic URL dashboard widget<br>→ Trigger names, event names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Script type item, item prototype and discovery rule parameter names and values<br>→ HTTP agent type item, item prototype and discovery rule fields:<br>URL, Query fields, Request body, Headers, Proxy, SSL certificate file, SSL key file, Allowed hosts.<br>→ Manual host action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Visible host name.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {HOST.NAME[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{HOST.PORT}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Trigger names, event names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ JMX item endpoint field<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Host (agent) port*^[2](supported_by_location#footnotes)^.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {HOST.PORT[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{HOST.TARGET.CONN}|→ Trigger-based commands<br>→ Problem update commands<br>→ Discovery commands<br>→ Autoregistration commands|IP address or DNS name of the target host, depending on host settings.<br>Supported since 5.4.0.| |{HOST.TARGET.DNS}|→ Trigger-based commands<br>→ Problem update commands<br>→ Discovery commands<br>→ Autoregistration commands|DNS name of the target host.<br>Supported since 5.4.0.| |{HOST.TARGET.HOST}|→ Trigger-based commands<br>→ Problem update commands<br>→ Discovery commands<br>→ Autoregistration commands|Technical name of the target host.<br>Supported since 5.4.0.| |{HOST.TARGET.IP}|→ Trigger-based commands<br>→ Problem update commands<br>→ Discovery commands<br>→ Autoregistration commands|IP address of the target host.<br>Supported since 5.4.0.| |{HOST.TARGET.NAME}|→ Trigger-based commands<br>→ Problem update commands<br>→ Discovery commands<br>→ Autoregistration commands|Visible name of the target host.<br>Supported since 5.4.0.| |{HOSTGROUP.ID}|→ Map element labels, map URL names and values|*Host group ID.*| |{INVENTORY.ALIAS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Alias field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.ALIAS[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.ASSET.TAG}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Asset tag field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.ASSET.TAG[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.CHASSIS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Chassis field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.CHASSIS[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.CONTACT}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Contact field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.CONTACT[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.CONTACT<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.CONTRACT.NUMBER}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Contract number field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.CONTRACT.NUMBER[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.DEPLOYMENT.STATUS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Deployment status field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.DEPLOYMENT.STATUS[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.HARDWARE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Hardware field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.HARDWARE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.HARDWARE<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.HARDWARE.FULL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Hardware (Full details) field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.HARDWARE.FULL[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.HOST.NETMASK}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Host subnet mask field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.HOST.NETMASK[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.HOST.NETWORKS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Host networks field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.HOST.NETWORKS[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.HOST.ROUTER}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Host router field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.HOST.ROUTER[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.HW.ARCH}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Hardware architecture field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.HW.ARCH[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.HW.DATE.DECOMM}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Date hardware decommissioned field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.HW.DATE.DECOMM[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.HW.DATE.EXPIRY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Date hardware maintenance expires field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.HW.DATE.EXPIRY[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.HW.DATE.INSTALL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Date hardware installed field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.HW.DATE.INSTALL[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.HW.DATE.PURCHASE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Date hardware purchased field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.HW.DATE.PURCHASE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.INSTALLER.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Installer name field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.INSTALLER.NAME[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.LOCATION}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Location field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.LOCATION[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.LOCATION<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.LOCATION.LAT}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Location latitude field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.LOCATION.LAT[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.LOCATION.LON}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Location longitude field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.LOCATION.LON[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.MACADDRESS.A}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*MAC address A field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.MACADDRESS.A[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.MACADDRESS<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.MACADDRESS.B}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*MAC address B field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.MACADDRESS.B[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.MODEL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Model field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.MODEL[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Name field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.NAME[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.NAME<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.NOTES}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Notes field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.NOTES[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.NOTES<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.OOB.IP}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*OOB IP address field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.OOB.IP[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.OOB.NETMASK}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*OOB subnet mask field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.OOB.NETMASK[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.OOB.ROUTER}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*OOB router field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.OOB.ROUTER[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.OS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*OS field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.OS[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.OS<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.OS.FULL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*OS (Full details) field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.OS.FULL[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.OS.SHORT}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*OS (Short) field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.OS.SHORT[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.CELL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Primary POC cell field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.CELL[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.EMAIL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Primary POC email field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.EMAIL[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Primary POC name field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.NAME[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.NOTES}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Primary POC notes field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.NOTES[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.PHONE.A}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Primary POC phone A field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.PHONE.A[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.PHONE.B}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Primary POC phone B field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.PHONE.B[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.SCREEN}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Primary POC screen name field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.PRIMARY.SCREEN[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.CELL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Secondary POC cell field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.CELL[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.EMAIL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Secondary POC email field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.EMAIL[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Secondary POC name field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.NAME[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.NOTES}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Secondary POC notes field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.NOTES[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.PHONE.A}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Secondary POC phone A field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.PHONE.A[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.PHONE.B}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Secondary POC phone B field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.PHONE.B[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.SCREEN}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Secondary POC screen name field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.POC.SECONDARY.SCREEN[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SERIALNO.A}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Serial number A field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SERIALNO.A[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.SERIALNO<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.SERIALNO.B}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Serial number B field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SERIALNO.B[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SITE.ADDRESS.A}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Site address A field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SITE.ADDRESS.A[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SITE.ADDRESS.B}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Site address B field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SITE.ADDRESS.B[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SITE.ADDRESS.C}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Site address C field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SITE.ADDRESS.C[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SITE.CITY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Site city field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SITE.CITY[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SITE.COUNTRY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Site country field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SITE.COUNTRY[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SITE.NOTES}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Site notes field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SITE.NOTES[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SITE.RACK}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Site rack location field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SITE.RACK[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SITE.STATE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Site state/province field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SITE.STATE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SITE.ZIP}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Site ZIP/postal field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SITE.ZIP[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SOFTWARE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Software field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SOFTWARE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.SOFTWARE<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.APP.A}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Software application A field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.APP.A[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.APP.B}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Software application B field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.APP.B[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.APP.C}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Software application C field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.APP.C[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.APP.D}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Software application D field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.APP.D[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.APP.E}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Software application E field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.APP.E[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.FULL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Software (Full details) field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.SOFTWARE.FULL[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.TAG}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Tag field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.TAG[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.TAG<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.TYPE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Type field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.TYPE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{PROFILE.DEVICETYPE<1-9>}` is deprecated.| |{INVENTORY.TYPE.FULL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Type (Full details) field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.TYPE.FULL[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.URL.A}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*URL A field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.URL.A[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.URL.B}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*URL B field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.URL.B[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.URL.C}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*URL C field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.URL.C[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{INVENTORY.VENDOR}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Vendor field in host inventory.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {INVENTORY.VENDOR[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.DESCRIPTION}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Description of the Nth item in the trigger expression that caused a notification.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.DESCRIPTION[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.DESCRIPTION.ORIG}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Description (with macros unresolved) of the Nth item in the trigger expression that caused a notification.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.DESCRIPTION.ORIG[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>Supported since 5.2.0.| |{ITEM.ID}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Script type item, item prototype and discovery rule parameter names and values^[6](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ HTTP agent type item, item prototype and discovery rule fields:<br>URL, query fields, request body, headers, proxy, SSL certificate file, SSL key file<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Numeric ID of the Nth item in the trigger expression that caused a notification.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.ID[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.KEY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Script type item, item prototype and discovery rule parameter names and values^[6](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ HTTP agent type item, item prototype and discovery rule fields:<br>URL, query fields, request body, headers, proxy, SSL certificate file, SSL key file<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Key of the Nth item in the trigger expression that caused a notification.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.KEY[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>`{TRIGGER.KEY}` is deprecated.| |{ITEM.KEY.ORIG}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Script type item, item prototype and discovery rule parameter names and values^[6](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ HTTP agent type item, item prototype and discovery rule fields:<br>URL, Query fields, Request body, Headers, Proxy, SSL certificate file, SSL key file, Allowed hosts.^[6](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Original key (with macros not expanded) of the Nth item in the trigger expression that caused a notification ^[4](supported_by_location#footnotes)^.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.KEY.ORIG[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.LASTVALUE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger names, event names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*The latest value of the Nth item in the trigger expression that caused a notification.*<br>It will resolve to \*UNKNOWN\* in the frontend if the latest history value has been collected more than the *Max history display period* time ago (set in the [Administration→General](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/general#gui) menu section).<br>Note that since 4.0, when used in the problem name, it will not resolve to the latest item value when viewing problem events, instead it will keep the item value from the time of problem happening.<br>It is alias to `last(/{HOST.HOST}/{ITEM.KEY})`.<br>[Customizing](/manual/config/macros/macro_functions) the macro value is supported for this macro; starting with Zabbix 3.2.0.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.LASTVALUE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. item in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.LOG.AGE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Event tags and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Age of the log item event*, with precision down to a second.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.LOG.AGE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.LOG.DATE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Event tags and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Date of the log item event.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.LOG.DATE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.LOG.EVENTID}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Event tags and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*ID of the event in the event log.*<br>For Windows event log monitoring only.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.LOG.EVENTID[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.LOG.NSEVERITY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Event tags and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Numeric severity of the event in the event log.*<br>For Windows event log monitoring only.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.LOG.NSEVERITY[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.LOG.SEVERITY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Event tags and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Verbal severity of the event in the event log.*<br>For Windows event log monitoring only.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.LOG.SEVERITY[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.LOG.SOURCE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Event tags and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Source of the event in the event log.*<br>For Windows event log monitoring only.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.LOG.SOURCE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.LOG.TIME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Event tags and values<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Time of the log item event.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.LOG.TIME[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Name of the Nth item in the trigger expression that caused a notification.*<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.NAME[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.NAME.ORIG}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|This macros is deprecated since Zabbix 6.0. It used to resolve to the *original name (i.e. without macros resolved) of the item* in pre-6.0 Zabbix versions when user macros and positional macros were supported in the item name.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.NAME.ORIG[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.STATE}|→ Item-based internal notifications<br>→ Description of item value widget|*The latest state of the Nth item in the trigger expression that caused a notification.* Possible values: **Not supported** and **Normal**.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.STATE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.STATE.ERROR}|→ Item-based internal notifications|*Error message with details why an item became unsupported.* <br> <br> If an item goes into the unsupported state and then immediately gets supported again the error field can be empty.| |{ITEM.VALUE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger names, event names, operational data and descriptions<br>→ [Tag names and values](/manual/config/tagging#macro_support)<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|Resolved to either:<br>1) the historical (at-the-time-of-event) value of the Nth item in the trigger expression, if used in the context of trigger status change, for example, when displaying events or sending notifications.<br>2) the latest value of the Nth item in the trigger expression, if used without the context of trigger status change, for example, when displaying a list of triggers in a pop-up selection window. In this case works the same as {ITEM.LASTVALUE}<br>In the first case it will resolve to \*UNKNOWN\* if the history value has already been deleted or has never been stored.<br>In the second case, and in the frontend only, it will resolve to \*UNKNOWN\* if the latest history value has been collected more than the *Max history display period* time ago (set in the [Administration→General](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/general#gui) menu section).<br><br>[Customizing](/manual/config/macros/macro_functions) the macro value is supported for this macro, starting with Zabbix 3.2.0.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.VALUE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. item in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{ITEM.VALUETYPE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Description of item value widget|*Value type of the Nth item in the trigger expression that caused a notification.* Possible values: 0 - numeric float, 1 - character, 2 - log, 3 - numeric unsigned, 4 - text.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {ITEM.VALUETYPE[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).<br><br>Supported since 5.4.0.| |{LLDRULE.DESCRIPTION}|→ LLD-rule based internal notifications|*Description of the low-level discovery rule which caused a notification.*| |{LLDRULE.DESCRIPTION.ORIG}|→ LLD-rule based internal notifications|*Description (with macros unresolved) of the low-level discovery rule which caused a notification.*<br>Supported since 5.2.0.| |{LLDRULE.ID}|→ LLD-rule based internal notifications|*Numeric ID of the low-level discovery rule which caused a notification.*| |{LLDRULE.KEY}|→ LLD-rule based internal notifications|*Key of the low-level discovery rule which caused a notification.*| |{LLDRULE.KEY.ORIG}|→ LLD-rule based internal notifications|*Original key (with macros not expanded) of the low-level discovery rule which caused a notification.*| |{LLDRULE.NAME}|→ LLD-rule based internal notifications|*Name of the low-level discovery rule (with macros resolved) that caused a notification.*| |{LLDRULE.NAME.ORIG}|→ LLD-rule based internal notifications|*Original name (i.e. without macros resolved) of the low-level discovery rule that caused a notification.*| |{LLDRULE.STATE}|→ LLD-rule based internal notifications|*The latest state of the low-level discovery rule.* Possible values: **Not supported** and **Normal**.| |{LLDRULE.STATE.ERROR}|→ LLD-rule based internal notifications|*Error message with details why an LLD rule became unsupported.* <br> <br> If an LLD rule goes into the unsupported state and then immediately gets supported again the error field can be empty.| |{MAP.ID}|→ Map element labels, map URL names and values|*Network map ID.*| |{MAP.NAME}|→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Text field in map shapes|*Network map name.*<br>Supported since 3.4.0.| |{PROXY.DESCRIPTION}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Description of the proxy*. Resolves to either:<br>1) proxy of the Nth item in the trigger expression (in trigger-based notifications). You may use [indexed](/manual/appendix/macros/supported_by_location#indexed_macros) macros here.<br>2) proxy, which executed discovery (in discovery notifications). Use {PROXY.DESCRIPTION} here, without indexing.<br>3) proxy to which an active agent registered (in autoregistration notifications). Use {PROXY.DESCRIPTION} here, without indexing.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {PROXY.DESCRIPTION[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{PROXY.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Name of the proxy*. Resolves to either:<br>1) proxy of the Nth item in the trigger expression (in trigger-based notifications). You may use [indexed](/manual/appendix/macros/supported_by_location#indexed_macros) macros here.<br>2) proxy, which executed discovery (in discovery notifications). Use {PROXY.NAME} here, without indexing.<br>3) proxy to which an active agent registered (in autoregistration notifications). Use {PROXY.NAME} here, without indexing.<br><br>This macro may be used with a numeric index e.g. {PROXY.NAME[<1-9>](supported_by_location#indexed_macros)} to point to the first, second, third, etc. host in a trigger expression. See [indexed macros](supported_by_location#indexed_macros).| |{SERVICE.DESCRIPTION}|→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands|*Description of the service* (with macros resolved).| |{SERVICE.NAME}|→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands|*Name of the service* (with macros resolved).| |{SERVICE.ROOTCAUSE}|→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands|*List of trigger problem events that caused a service to fail*, sorted by severity and host name. Includes the following details: host name, event name, severity, age, service tags and values.| |{SERVICE.TAGS}|→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands|*A comma separated list of service event tags.* Service event tags can be defined in the service configuration section Tags. Expanded to an empty string if no tags exist.| |{SERVICE.TAGSJSON}|→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands|*A JSON array containing service event tag objects.* Service event tags can be defined in the service configuration section Tags. Expanded to an empty array if no tags exist.| |{SERVICE.TAGS.<tag name>}|→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands|*Service event tag value referenced by the tag name.* Service event tags can be defined in the service configuration section Tags.<br>A tag name containing non-alphanumeric characters (including non-English multibyte-UTF characters) should be double quoted. Quotes and backslashes inside a quoted tag name must be escaped with a backslash.| |{TIME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Service-based notifications and commands<br>→ Service update notifications and commands<br>→ Discovery notifications and commands<br>→ Autoregistration notifications and commands<br>→ Internal notifications<br>→ Trigger event names<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Current time in hh:mm:ss.*| |{TRIGGER.DESCRIPTION}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Trigger description.*<br>All macros supported in a trigger description will be expanded if `{TRIGGER.DESCRIPTION}` is used in notification text.<br>`{TRIGGER.COMMENT}` is deprecated.| |{TRIGGER.EXPRESSION.EXPLAIN}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)<br>→ Event names|*Partially evaluated trigger expression.*<br>Item-based functions are evaluated and replaced by the results at the time of event generation whereas all other functions are displayed as written in the expression. Can be used for debugging trigger expressions.| |{TRIGGER.EXPRESSION.RECOVERY.EXPLAIN}|→ Problem [recovery notifications](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Partially evaluated trigger recovery expression.*<br>Item-based functions are evaluated and replaced by the results at the time of event generation whereas all other functions are displayed as written in the expression. Can be used for debugging trigger recovery expressions.| |{TRIGGER.EVENTS.ACK}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Map element labels<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Number of acknowledged events for a map element in maps, or for the trigger which generated current event in notifications.*| |{TRIGGER.EVENTS.PROBLEM.ACK}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Map element labels<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Number of acknowledged PROBLEM events for all triggers disregarding their state.*| |{TRIGGER.EVENTS.PROBLEM.UNACK}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Map element labels<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Number of unacknowledged PROBLEM events for all triggers disregarding their state.*| |{TRIGGER.EVENTS.UNACK}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Map element labels<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Number of unacknowledged events for a map element in maps, or for the trigger which generated current event in notifications.*| |{TRIGGER.HOSTGROUP.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*A sorted (by SQL query), comma-space separated list of host groups in which the trigger is defined.*| |{TRIGGER.PROBLEM.EVENTS.PROBLEM.ACK}|→ Map element labels|*Number of acknowledged PROBLEM events for triggers in PROBLEM state.*| |{TRIGGER.PROBLEM.EVENTS.PROBLEM.UNACK}|→ Map element labels|*Number of unacknowledged PROBLEM events for triggers in PROBLEM state.*| |{TRIGGER.EXPRESSION}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Trigger expression.*| |{TRIGGER.EXPRESSION.RECOVERY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Trigger recovery expression* if *OK event generation* in [trigger configuration](/manual/config/triggers/trigger) is set to 'Recovery expression'; otherwise an empty string is returned.<br>Supported since 3.2.0.| |{TRIGGER.ID}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Map element labels, map URL names and values<br>→ Trigger URLs<br>→ Trigger tag value<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Numeric trigger ID which triggered this action.*<br>Supported in trigger tag values since 4.4.1.| |{TRIGGER.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Name of the trigger* (with macros resolved).<br>Note that since 4.0.0 {EVENT.NAME} can be used in actions to display the triggered event/problem name with macros resolved.| |{TRIGGER.NAME.ORIG}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Original name of the trigger* (i.e. without macros resolved).| |{TRIGGER.NSEVERITY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Numerical trigger severity.* Possible values: 0 - Not classified, 1 - Information, 2 - Warning, 3 - Average, 4 - High, 5 - Disaster.| |{TRIGGER.SEVERITY}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Trigger severity name.* Can be defined in *Administration → General → Trigger displaying options*.| |{TRIGGER.STATE}|→ Trigger-based internal notifications|*The latest state of the trigger.* Possible values: **Unknown** and **Normal**.| |{TRIGGER.STATE.ERROR}|→ Trigger-based internal notifications|*Error message with details why a trigger became unsupported.* <br> <br> If a trigger goes into the unsupported state and then immediately gets supported again the error field can be empty.| |{TRIGGER.STATUS}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Trigger value at the time of operation step execution.* Can be either PROBLEM or OK.<br>`{STATUS}` is deprecated.| |{TRIGGER.TEMPLATE.NAME}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*A sorted (by SQL query), comma-space separated list of templates in which the trigger is defined, or \*UNKNOWN\* if the trigger is defined in a host.*| |{TRIGGER.URL}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger-based internal notifications<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Trigger URL.*| |{TRIGGER.VALUE}|→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Trigger expressions<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Current trigger numeric value*: 0 - trigger is in OK state, 1 - trigger is in PROBLEM state.| |{TRIGGERS.UNACK}|→ Map element labels|*Number of unacknowledged triggers for a map element, disregarding trigger state.*<br>A trigger is considered to be unacknowledged if at least one of its PROBLEM events is unacknowledged.| |{TRIGGERS.PROBLEM.UNACK}|→ Map element labels|*Number of unacknowledged PROBLEM triggers for a map element.*<br>A trigger is considered to be unacknowledged if at least one of its PROBLEM events is unacknowledged.| |{TRIGGERS.ACK}|→ Map element labels|*Number of acknowledged triggers for a map element, disregarding trigger state.*<br>A trigger is considered to be acknowledged if all of it's PROBLEM events are acknowledged.| |{TRIGGERS.PROBLEM.ACK}|→ Map element labels|*Number of acknowledged PROBLEM triggers for a map element.*<br>A trigger is considered to be acknowledged if all of it's PROBLEM events are acknowledged.| |{USER.FULLNAME}|→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Manual host action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)|*Name, surname and username of the user* who added event acknowledgment or started the script.<br>Supported for problem updates since 3.4.0, for global scripts since 5.0.2| |{USER.NAME}|→ Manual host action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)|*Name of the user* who started the script.<br>Supported since 5.0.2.| |{USER.SURNAME}|→ Manual host action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)|*Surname of the user* who started the script.<br>Supported since 5.0.2.| |{USER.USERNAME}|→ Manual host action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)<br>→ Manual event action [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (including confirmation text)|*Username of the user* who started the script.<br>Supported since 5.0.2.<br>{USER.ALIAS}, supported before Zabbix 5.4.0, is now deprecated.| |{$MACRO}|→ See: [User macros supported by location](/manual/appendix/macros/supported_by_location_user)|*[User-definable](/manual/config/macros/user_macros) macros.*| |{\#MACRO}|→ See: [Low-level discovery macros](/manual/config/macros/lld_macros)|*Low-level discovery macros.*<br><br>[Customizing](/manual/config/macros/macro_functions) the macro value is supported for this macro, starting with Zabbix 4.0.0.| |{?EXPRESSION}|→ Trigger event names<br>→ Trigger-based notifications and commands<br>→ Problem update notifications and commands<br>→ Map element labels^[3](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Map shape labels^[3](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Link labels in maps^[3](supported_by_location#footnotes)^<br>→ Graph names^[5](supported_by_location#footnotes)^|*Expression macro* for formula calculations. Calculated by expanding all macros inside and evaluating the resulting expression.<br>See [example](/manual/config/triggers/expression#example_17) of using an expression macro in the event name.<br>Supported since 5.2.0.|
pt-br	#### Visão geral  A tabela contém uma lista completa de macros suportadas pelo Zabbix sai da caixa.  ::: dica Para ver todas as macros suportadas em um local (por exemplo, em "URL do mapa"), você pode colar o nome do local na caixa de pesquisa em na parte inferior da janela do seu navegador (acessível pressionando CTRL+F) e faça uma busca por *próximo*. :::  |Macro|Suportado em|Descrição| |-----|------------|-----------| |{ACTION.ID}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de descoberta <br>→ Notificações e comandos de registro automático<br>→ Notificações internas|*ID numérico da ação acionada.*| |{ACTION.NAME}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de descoberta <br>→ Notificações e comandos de registro automático<br>→ Notificações internas|*Nome da ação acionada.*| |{ALERT.MESSAGE}|→ Parâmetros do script de alerta|*Valor da 'mensagem padrão' da configuração da ação.*<br>Suportado desde 3.0.0.| |{ALERT.SENDTO}|→ Parâmetros de script de alerta|*Valor 'Enviar para' da configuração de mídia do usuário.*<br>Suportado desde 3.0.0.| |{ALERT.SUBJECT}|→ Parâmetros de script de alerta|*Valor de 'assunto padrão' da configuração da ação.*<br>Suportado desde 3.0.0.| |{DATA}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de descoberta<br> >→ Notificações e comandos de registro automático<br>→ Notificações internas<br>→ Ação manual do evento [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Data atual em aaaa.mm.dd. formato.*| |{DISCOVERY.DEVICE.IPADDRESS}|→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta|*Endereço IP do dispositivo descoberto.*<br>Disponível sempre, não depende da adição do host.| |{DISCOVERY.DEVICE.DNS}|→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta|*Nome DNS do dispositivo descoberto.*<br>Disponível sempre, não depende da adição do host.| |{DISCOVERY.DEVICE.STATUS}|→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta|*Status do dispositivo descoberto*: pode ser UP ou DOWN.| |{DISCOVERY.DEVICE.UPTIME}|→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta|*Tempo desde a última alteração do status de descoberta para um determinado dispositivo*, com precisão de até um segundo.<br>Por exemplo: 1h 29m 01s.<br> Para dispositivos com status DOWN, esse é o período de inatividade.| |{DISCOVERY.RULE.NAME}|→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta|*Nome da regra de descoberta que descobriu a presença ou ausência do dispositivo ou serviço.*| |{DISCOVERY.SERVICE.NAME}|→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta|*Nome do serviço que foi descoberto.*<br>Por exemplo: HTTP.| |{DISCOVERY.SERVICE.PORT}|→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta|*Porta do serviço que foi descoberta.*<br>Por exemplo: 80.| |{DISCOVERY.SERVICE.STATUS}|→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta|*O status do <service://> descoberto pode ser UP ou DOWN. \| \|{DISCOVERY.SERVICE.UPTIME} \|→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta \|*Tempo desde a última alteração do status de descoberta para um determinado serviço*, com precisão de até um segundo.<br>Por exemplo: 1h 29m 01s. <br>Para serviços com status DOWN, este é o período de inatividade. \| \|{ESC.HISTORY} \|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de serviço<br>→ Notificações internas \|*Histórico de escalonamento. Log de mensagens enviadas anteriormente.*<br>Mostra as notificações enviadas anteriormente, em qual etapa de escalonamento elas foram enviadas e seu status (*enviado//, *em andamento* ou *falhou*).| |{EVENT.ACK.STATUS}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Notificações e comandos de atualização de problemas<br>→ Ação de evento manual [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Reconhecimento status do evento (Sim/Não)*.| |{EVENT.AGE}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de serviço<br>→ Notificações e comandos de recuperação de serviço comandos<br>→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta<br>→ Notificações e comandos de registro automático<br>→ Notificações internas<br>→ Ação de evento manual [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Age of the evento que acionou uma ação*, com precisão de até um segundo.<br>Útil em mensagens escaladas.| |{EVENT.DATE}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de serviço<br>→ Notificações e comandos de recuperação de serviço comandos<br>→ Notificação de descoberta cations e comandos<br>→ Notificações e comandos de registro automático<br>→ Notificações internas<br>→ Ação manual do evento [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Data do evento que acionou uma ação. *| |{EVENT.DURATION}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de serviço<br>→ Notificações e comandos de recuperação de serviço comandos<br>→ Notificações internas<br>→ Ação manual do evento [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Duração do evento (diferença de tempo entre os eventos de problema e de recuperação)*, com precisão de até um segundo.<br>Útil em mensagens de recuperação de problemas.<br><br>Suportado desde 5.0.0.| |{EVENT.ID}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Notificações e comandos de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Notificações e comandos de atualização de serviço<br>→ Notificações e comandos de recuperação de serviço comandos<br>→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta<br>→ Notificações e comandos de registro automático<br>→ Notificações internas<br>→ URLs de acionamento<br>→ Ação de evento manual [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts )|*ID numérico do evento que acionou uma ação.*| |{EVENT.NAME}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de serviço<br>→ Notificações e comandos de recuperação de serviço comandos<br>→ Notificações internas<br>→ Ação de evento manual [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Nome do evento de problema que acionou uma ação.*<br>Suportado desde 4.0.0 .| |{EVENT.NSEVERITY}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de serviço<br>→ Notificações e comandos de recuperação de serviço comandos<br>→ Ação manual do evento [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Valor numérico da gravidade do evento.* Valores possíveis: 0 - Não classificado, 1 - Informação, 2 - Aviso, 3 - Média, 4 - Alta, 5 - Desastre.<br>Suportado desde 4.0.0.| |{EVENT.OBJECT}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Comandos e notificações baseados em serviço<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de serviço<br>→ Notificações e comandos de recuperação de serviço comandos<br>→ Notificações e comandos de descoberta<br>→ Notificações e comandos de registro automático<br>→ Notificações internas<br>→ Ação de evento manual [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Valor numérico de do objeto de evento.* Valores possíveis: 0 - Acionador, 1 - Host descoberto, 2 - Serviço descoberto, 3 - Registro automático, 4 - Item, 5 - Regra de descoberta de baixo nível.<br>Suportado desde 4.4.0.| |{EVENT.OPDATA}|→ Notificações e comandos baseados em gatilho<br>→ Comandos e notificações de atualização de problemas<br>→ Ação de evento manual [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts)|*Dados operacionais de o gatilho subjacente de um problema.*<br>Suportado desde 4.4.0.| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.DATE}|→ Problema [notificações de recuperação](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) e comandos<br>→ Notificações e comandos de atualização de problema (se a recuperação ocorreu)<br>→ Recuperação de serviço notificações e comandos<br>→ Ação de evento manual [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (se a recuperação ocorreu)|*Data do evento de recuperação.*| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.ID}|→ Problema [notificações de recuperação](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) e comandos<br>→ Notificações e comandos de atualização de problemas (se a recuperação ocorreu)<br>→ Recuperação de serviço notificações e comandos<br>→ Ação de evento manual [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (se a recuperação ocorreu)|*ID numérico do evento de recuperação.*| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.NAME}|→ Problema [notificações de recuperação](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) e comandos<br>→ Notificações e comandos de atualização de problema (se a recuperação ocorreu)<br>→ Recuperação de serviço notificações e comandos<br>→ Ação de evento manual [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (se a recuperação ocorreu)|*Nome do evento de recuperação.*<br>Suportado desde 4.4.1.| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.STATUS}|→ Problema [notificações de recuperação](/manual/config/notifications/action/recovery_operations) e comandos<br>→ Notificações e comandos de atualização de problema (se a recuperação ocorreu)<br>→ Recuperação de serviço notificações e comandos<br>→ Ação manual do evento [scripts](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/administration/scripts) (se a recuperação ocorreu)|*Valor verbal do evento de recuperação.*| |{EVENT.RECOVERY.TAGS}|→ Problema [notificações de recuperação](/manual/config