Zabbix-Network-Weathermap

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First of all, congratulations for this project. Is there a way to overcome this boring behavior? https://support.zabbix.com/browse/ZBXNEXT-442

For example, in my map I have only two devices connected each other with two links, but I can only see one link, because one stay behind another.

link-1: node1: node-2 node2: node-3 name1: Switch_L2 name2: Switch_L3 hostname: Switch_L3 itemin: net.if.in[ifHCInOctets.1] itemout: net.if.out[ifHCOutOctets.1] link-2: node1: node-2 node2: node-3 name1: Switch_L2 name2: Switch_L3 hostname: Switch_L3 itemin: net.if.in[ifHCInOctets.2] itemout: net.if.out[ifHCOutOctets.2] link-4: node1: node-6 node2: node-3 name1: Cloud_(128) name2: Switch_L3 hostname: Switch_L3 itemin: net.if.in[ifHCInOctets.3] itemout: net.if.out[ifHCOutOctets.3]

Thank you!

Hi, Thanks. There is a solution to this problem: https://github.com/Prototype-X/Zabbix-Network-Weathermap/issues/23

The solution https://github.com/Prototype-X/Zabbix-Network-Weathermap/issues/23 does not work as expected. The only thing was made was a copy of one link (node x to node y) to another new link. But my problem is other, the links stays one under another. Is there any workaround?

Thank you.

Yes. Open mapname.yaml file find link with option copy: true and change node x, y(for node-nridx7c0 and node-uwf443jw). Modify x, y until these links are fully visible.

node-nridx7c0:
  name: net1
  x: 10
  y: 20
node-uwf443jw:
  name: net1
  x: 870
  y: 500
link-lyonlz7x:
  node1: node-nridx7c0
  node2: node-uwf443jw
  name1: net1
  name2: net2
  copy: true
  hostname: R10
  itemin: ifHCOutOctets[1/6]
  itemout: ifHCInOctets[1/6]

Prototype-X I would like to say thank you. Now I got It how it works. Is there a way do use curves in arrows? I tried the command "via" without success.

Now curved arrows are not supported, maybe support will be in future releases. You are welcome! :)