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  • Success! I modified the snmpd extend command to strip non-numbers. extend zpool_capacity /bin/bash -c "zpool list -H -o capacity | tr -cd '[:digit:]'" Thank you for all your help mharvey!
    in Monitor zfs free space Comment by gaven January 2015
  • It is reporting back with the %. Perhaps I can work some Linux command line magic to only return the number.
    in Monitor zfs free space Comment by gaven January 2015
  • I'm slowly getting there. I added the following to snmpd.conf: extend zpool_capacity /bin/bash -c "zpool list -H -o capacity" Then I used snmpwalk to find the OID which is: .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.1.3.2.4.1.2.14.122.112.111.111.108.95.99.97.112.97.99.105.116.121.1 I get the information I'm looking for (79%) but the percent sign…
    in Monitor zfs free space Comment by gaven January 2015
  • Thanks for the quick response. Any idea why SNMP isn't seeing it? Is there something special to need to do to the configuration on either server?
    in Monitor zfs free space Comment by gaven January 2015
  • Damn - I really only wanted to monitor link state but I think you're right. Thank you.
    in How do I monitor interfaces on switches? Comment by gaven February 2015
  • Apparently the servers defined under Settings - Reports and Alerts - Manage SMTP Servers are NOT the servers used when an alert is configured to use the default SMTP servers. I remember stumbling across some obscure URL to configure this but I cannot remember nor can I find it in the documentation. Something like…
    in URL to configure default SMTP server for alerts Comment by gaven February 2015
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