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Monitoring File system available

contracer

Hi:

Is there any way to monitoring FS available in Unix using APM ?

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chris.lapoint

You could if want to alert on each FS availability individually, then you'd need 10 APM components. It really depends on how you write your script. For example, you could write a script whose output tells you how many are up and how many are down and have this show up in APM. The problem is when you see the status rollup for this component, is it up or is it down?

I'd recommend creating a component for each FS to provide you better status visibility and alerting flexibility

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MarieB

Hi contracer--

Can you clarify what FS is about above (and pardon my ignorance) so I can help get this answered for you.

Thx,

contracer

I have any Suse Linux servers where I cannot monitor file system with snmp.

(snmp agents in this systems is bad).

Is there any way to monitor file system (used, available and capacity) with APM ?

Thanks

chris.lapoint

Yes, you can use the APM Unix/Linux script monitor.

contracer

I need monitor 10 FS in a Unix server.

Need I create 10 APM components ?

Thanxs.