Hi all,
Has anyone ever monitored Dell Fluid FS systems with Zabbix? We have a FS7500 and the SNMP mibs seem slightly obscure to me.
New OIDs are created every day to hold performance information. The first daily OID is an index which allows you to query other OIDs. i.e.
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsIndex.210482893 6 = INTEGER: 2104828936
Then you use this ID to query other information, i.e.
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsTimestamp.21048 28936 = STRING: "29/04/2014 00:00:00"
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsCIFSReadMBsPerS ec.2104828936 = INTEGER: 6
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsCIFSWriteMBsPer Sec.2104828936 = INTEGER: 3
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsCIFSIOPSRead.21 04828936 = INTEGER: 1830
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsCIFSIOPSWrite.2 104828936 = INTEGER: 29
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsCIFSIOPSOther.2 104828936 = INTEGER: 79
The next day you get a different ID and a new set of statistics.
Any suggestions on how I would use this in Zabbix? Is this a normal way of using SNMP? Ideally the historical stats would show as a single graph in Zabbix.
Cheers,
Wilson
Has anyone ever monitored Dell Fluid FS systems with Zabbix? We have a FS7500 and the SNMP mibs seem slightly obscure to me.
New OIDs are created every day to hold performance information. The first daily OID is an index which allows you to query other OIDs. i.e.
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsIndex.210482893 6 = INTEGER: 2104828936
Then you use this ID to query other information, i.e.
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsTimestamp.21048 28936 = STRING: "29/04/2014 00:00:00"
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsCIFSReadMBsPerS ec.2104828936 = INTEGER: 6
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsCIFSWriteMBsPer Sec.2104828936 = INTEGER: 3
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsCIFSIOPSRead.21 04828936 = INTEGER: 1830
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsCIFSIOPSWrite.2 104828936 = INTEGER: 29
FLUIDFS-MIB::fluidFSSystemTrafficStatisticsCIFSIOPSOther.2 104828936 = INTEGER: 79
The next day you get a different ID and a new set of statistics.
Any suggestions on how I would use this in Zabbix? Is this a normal way of using SNMP? Ideally the historical stats would show as a single graph in Zabbix.
Cheers,
Wilson