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  • Paardekooper
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2014
    • 12

    #1

    Free disk space is less than 10% on ESXi volume

    Hi,

    I am monitoring ESXi servers with Zabbix. These ESXi servers are linked to the following templates:
    • Template ICMP Ping
    • Template SNMP OS ESXi
    • Template Virt VMware
    • Template Virt VMware Guest
    • Template Virt VMware Hypervisor


    There is a item called "Disk partitions: Used disk on VMFS 5 in blocks" which is of the type "SNMPv2 agent". Because there is no word Template in front of the name of the item I assume that this item did not come from any template. Is this correct?

    There is also a trigger which fires when the Free Disk Space goes below 10% ({SERVER:hrStorageUsedBlocks[5].last(0)} / {SERVER:hrStorageSizeBlocks[5].last(0)} > 0.9
    This trigger is fired but I don't know how to find out which volume is volume 5 on our ESXi servers.

    How to find out which volume is running out of free space?
  • SpaceCowboy
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2015
    • 1

    #2
    Spent the last week setting up Zabbix and I'm having the same issue. The Zabbix (2.2) dashboard is reporting the following:

    HOST: VMHost1, ISSUE: Free disk space is less than 10% on volume 31
    HOST: VMHost1, ISSUE: Free disk space is less than 10% on volume 34

    The only servers in our environment configured to use SNMP monitoring are 5 VMware hosts. The vast majority of our windows/linux servers (including virtual servers) have Zabbix agents installed.

    Our VM hosts are running ESXi 5.1. I imported "Template SNMP OS ESXi" from a repository on this site and assigned all 5 VM hosts to it. How can I identify what volume 31/34 is referring to in vSphere or CLI?

    Thanks in advance!

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