Solaris 10 x86 client server.
I have created two items in the zab master:
type = zab agent
key = vfs.dev.write[sd0,bytes]
type of info = numeric unsigned
units = bps
and
type = zab agent
key = vfs.dev.read[sd0,bytes]
type of info = numeric unsigned
units = bps
Then I create a graph using these items.
The graph is getting data ok, but the scale is all wrong. The server being graphed is idle, yet the graph shows a write value of 200 Gbps and read of 850 Gbps according to the graph.
If the host is idle shouldn't these be down near zero.
And then when I do some tar'ing on the server to generate disk i/o, the graph doesnt change to reflect the load. So something is not reading right.
Hope someone can help!
I have tried changing sd0 to the 'real' disk, /dev/dsk/c1t0d0 or just c1t0d0 but that then makes the zabbix agent go offline on the zab master.
I have created two items in the zab master:
type = zab agent
key = vfs.dev.write[sd0,bytes]
type of info = numeric unsigned
units = bps
and
type = zab agent
key = vfs.dev.read[sd0,bytes]
type of info = numeric unsigned
units = bps
Then I create a graph using these items.
The graph is getting data ok, but the scale is all wrong. The server being graphed is idle, yet the graph shows a write value of 200 Gbps and read of 850 Gbps according to the graph.
If the host is idle shouldn't these be down near zero.
And then when I do some tar'ing on the server to generate disk i/o, the graph doesnt change to reflect the load. So something is not reading right.
Hope someone can help!
I have tried changing sd0 to the 'real' disk, /dev/dsk/c1t0d0 or just c1t0d0 but that then makes the zabbix agent go offline on the zab master.
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