Desired Pixstor mount not appearing with Data Query [SNMP - Get Mounted Partitions]

[jmandouglas93]

My Pixstor SAN has the following mounts:

/dev
/dev/shm
/run
/sys/fs/cgroup
/
/boot
/var
/mmfs1
/run/user/0

However, when adding to cacti with the data query "snmp mounted partitions" only the following mounts come up:

/dev/shm
/run
/sys/fs/cgroup
/
/boot
/var
/run/user/0

How do I get /mmfs1 to appear in cacti? This is actually the only mount that I want to be monitored.

Thank you in advance.

[Osiris]

Looks like GPFS. So, which Data Query, the Script Server based or the SNNP Query based?

[jmandouglas93]

Hi Osiris,

Thanks for your reply. You will have to excuse my ignorance, I do not know what you mean.

[Osiris]

There are two versions of this data query. I'm guessing it's the one using the host resources mib. If you reindex using the verbose method, post the output of the indexes. This may be down to an SNMP issue.

[jmandouglas93]

Click to show Data Query output for field 'hrStorageDescr'
Executing script query '"c:\php\php.exe" -q C:\Apache24\htdocs\cacti\scripts\ss_host_disk.php "hiding_the_name" "66" "2:161:500:1:10:public::::::" "query" "description"'
Found item [hrStorageDescr='Physical memory'] index: 1
Found item [hrStorageDescr='Virtual memory'] index: 3
Found item [hrStorageDescr='Memory buffers'] index: 6
Found item [hrStorageDescr='Cached memory'] index: 7
Found item [hrStorageDescr='Shared memory'] index: 8
Found item [hrStorageDescr='Swap space'] index: 10
Found item [hrStorageDescr='/dev/shm'] index: 35
Found item [hrStorageDescr='/run'] index: 37
Found item [hrStorageDescr='/sys/fs/cgroup'] index: 38
Found item [hrStorageDescr='/'] index: 52
Found item [hrStorageDescr='/boot'] index: 58
Found item [hrStorageDescr='/var'] index: 59
Found item [hrStorageDescr='/run/user/0'] index: 73
Found item [hrStorageDescr='/run/user/331'] index: 74


Is this what you wanted? Sorry, I have very little experience with this!

[Osiris]

So on the host that has the mmfs1 directory enter the snmpd.conf configuration file and use the disk keyword with the path. After you make the changes restart the SNMP agent. If you have any questions do a man page on the snmpd.conf file. Then use the other SNMP disk Data Query and it should show up.

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disk /mmfs1 10000

[jmandouglas93]

Hey ,

I followed your instructions and sadly it did not work. I reloaded and verbosed "SNMP - Get Processor Information"

From /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf:

# Check the / partition and make sure it contains at least 10 megs.

#disk / 10000
disk /mmfs1 10000

[TheWitness]

You are still using the wrong Data Query. Here is a screen shot.