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Deduplication Status Via SNMP

ALEJANDROB
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   Hi all! It's posible to get deduplication status [ enable |  disable ] via snmp? I want to add some Nagios Alert in case deduplication is not enable in each Volumen. Also it would be helpfull if i can get some stats about deduplication.

NetApp Release 8.0.2P6 7-Mode

Model Name:         FAS3240

Thanks.

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ckyle
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It certainly is.   Here is the output from the MIB file on the Support site.

Sis snmp gets are prefaced by sis.<sisdescription>.  So the call would be sis.sisstate (I think)


sisState                        OBJECT-TYPE

SYNTAX                          INTEGER {

                                             disabled(1),

                                             enabled(2)

                                        }

        MAX-ACCESS                      read-only

        STATUS                          current


DESCRIPTION




"Indicates whether SIS is enabled on the




volume or not."

::= { sisEntry 3 }

Mapping that to an OID by using the traps.dat file you get .1.3.6.1.4.1.789.1.23.2.1.3.1 for the sis state. 

I dont have any SNMP monitoring tools or even a linux box to test on so let me know how this works for you.   I can provide more clarification if needed

All of the information above was located here:

https://kb.netapp.com/support/index?page=content&id=1011110

http://support.netapp.com/NOW/download/tools/mib/#filer - MIB file and Trap File (MIB file lists all SNMP Optios the filer has, trap file lists the OID number corresponding to the SNMP option in the MIB file. )

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ckyle
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It certainly is.   Here is the output from the MIB file on the Support site.

Sis snmp gets are prefaced by sis.<sisdescription>.  So the call would be sis.sisstate (I think)


sisState                        OBJECT-TYPE

SYNTAX                          INTEGER {

                                             disabled(1),

                                             enabled(2)

                                        }

        MAX-ACCESS                      read-only

        STATUS                          current


DESCRIPTION




"Indicates whether SIS is enabled on the




volume or not."

::= { sisEntry 3 }

Mapping that to an OID by using the traps.dat file you get .1.3.6.1.4.1.789.1.23.2.1.3.1 for the sis state. 

I dont have any SNMP monitoring tools or even a linux box to test on so let me know how this works for you.   I can provide more clarification if needed

All of the information above was located here:

https://kb.netapp.com/support/index?page=content&id=1011110

http://support.netapp.com/NOW/download/tools/mib/#filer - MIB file and Trap File (MIB file lists all SNMP Optios the filer has, trap file lists the OID number corresponding to the SNMP option in the MIB file. )

ALEJANDROB
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Thanks Kyle! Really usefull!

Cheers.

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