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Solarwinds MIB for monitoring volumes / performance

joseph_masi
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I have a customer that wants to monitor their FAS3170 systems with Solarwinds.  I have been searching for the correct MIBs (because there are thousands of them) but haven't been too successful.  Has anyone done this before?  Any links / articles you can share?

Thanks

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rle
NetApp Alumni
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Joseph -

Please specify exactly what you're looking for.  I assume that you have scanned netapp.mib and did not find what you're looking for.

Regards,

   - Rick -

joseph_masi
6,638 Views

Rick,

The customer is looking for a way to monitor volume usage and system/protocol performance.

Thanks,

Joe

rle
NetApp Alumni
6,638 Views

Joseph -

The file netapp.mib has is all.

Look for dfTable for volumes.

For protocol performance, try this:

[rle@bitter]{/u/rle} grep Ops netapp.mib
        miscNfsOps                      OBJECT-TYPE
        miscHighNfsOps                  OBJECT-TYPE
        miscLowNfsOps                   OBJECT-TYPE
        miscHighCifsOps                 OBJECT-TYPE
        miscLowCifsOps                  OBJECT-TYPE
        miscHighHttpOps                 OBJECT-TYPE
        miscLowHttpOps                  OBJECT-TYPE
        misc64NfsOps                    OBJECT-TYPE
        misc64CifsOps                   OBJECT-TYPE
        misc64HttpOps                   OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromTimerOps                  OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromSnapshotOps               OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromLowWaterOps               OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromHighWaterOps              OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromLogFullOps                OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromCpOps                     OBJECT-TYPE
        cpTotalOps                      OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromFlushOps                  OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromSyncOps                   OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromLowVbufOps                OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromCpDeferredOps             OBJECT-TYPE
        cpFromLowDatavecsOps            OBJECT-TYPE
        cifsSuspectOps                  OBJECT-TYPE

        iscsiHighOps                    OBJECT-TYPE
        iscsiLowOps                     OBJECT-TYPE
        fcpHighOps                      OBJECT-TYPE
        fcpLowOps                       OBJECT-TYPE

        lunHighOps                      OBJECT-TYPE
        lunLowOps                       OBJECT-TYPE
        lunHighReadOps                  OBJECT-TYPE
        lunLowReadOps                   OBJECT-TYPE
        lunHighWriteOps                 OBJECT-TYPE
        lunLowWriteOps                  OBJECT-TYPE
        lunHighOtherOps                 OBJECT-TYPE
        lunLowOtherOps                  OBJECT-TYPE
        lun64Ops                        OBJECT-TYPE
        lun64ReadOps                    OBJECT-TYPE
        lun64WriteOps                   OBJECT-TYPE
        lun64OtherOps                   OBJECT-TYPE
        iscsi64Ops                      OBJECT-TYPE
        fcp64Ops                        OBJECT-TYPE

Check out cpuBusyTimePerCent for overall system performance.

Regards,

   - Rick -

joseph_masi
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Thanks - Appreciate the help.

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