If a host belongs to multiple host groups and one group is disabled, what is the result?

The situation describes a scenario within Zabbix where a host belongs to multiple host groups, and one of the groups is disabled. The correct understanding here is that disabling a host group does not impact the individual hosts associated with it. Instead, the action only affects the group itself.

When a host group is disabled, it means that the functionalities or configurations tied specifically to that group, such as triggers, items, or user permissions, will not be applicable. However, the hosts that are members of that group remain active and continue to function normally in the Zabbix environment. They can still collect and send data to the Zabbix server and will respond to other configurations that are not dependent on the disabled group.

In summary, the result of disabling a host group is that only the group is disabled, while the individual hosts remain operational and unaffected by this change. This understanding is essential for managing host groups and their impacts on monitoring and alerting configurations within Zabbix.