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## Requirements
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- - Zabbix 6.0, 6.2 or 6.4
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+ - Zabbix 6.0, 6.2, 6.4 or 7.0
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- File write access to the Zabbix frontend server
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- Super admin permissions for the Zabbix users that want to use the frontend module
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Copy the folder ` modules/csv-host-importer ` to ` /usr/share/zabbix/modules/csv-host-importer ` on the Zabbix frontend web server.
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- ** Note:** If you're using Zabbix 6.4 , you'll need to remove ` manifest.json ` and rename ` manifest.v2 .json ` to ` manifest.json ` .
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+ ** Note:** If you're using Zabbix 6.2 or 6.0 , you'll need to remove ` manifest.json ` and rename ` manifest.v1 .json ` to ` manifest.json ` .
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Then go to ` Administration ` , ` General ` , ` Modules ` , click ` Scan directory ` and enable the new module in the list.
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example2;Example Host SNMP;Third host group;Generic by SNMP;;;127.0.0.1;localhost;2;Example SNMPv2 host
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```
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+ You can find more specific examples in the [ examples directory] ( ./examples/ ) .
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The following CSV columns are supported:
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| Name | Purpose | Default | Optional |
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* The columns are case-insensitive, so `` NAME `` , `` name `` and `` NaMe `` are all valid.
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* The columns must be in the first line of the CSV file.
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- * The separator character must be ";" .
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+ * The separator character must be the same as in the import dialog and can either be a semicolon, comma or a tabulator .
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The CSV file can then be imported in the same menu entry. You get a chance to preview the host list before the actual import.
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