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$ sudo cat /etc/zabbix/zabbix_agent2. If you decide to self-install a Linux operating system (i.e.

Zabbix can leverage the following user parameter: If you set-up a server with a self-installed OS, RAID status monitoring.

Hardware RAID is beyond the scope of this article just be aware that it is only useful on Linux in special cases, and we may need to turn it off in our computer’s BIOS. If there's more reallocations happening it means drive is closer to be completely dead. In this guide, we’ll explore the RAID options built into Linux via software. I'm not going to explain in detail but essentially when disks starts to fail the hard to read/write sectors will be relocated to a spare sector. configure email notification, set up event handling, and share spare disks between arrays.

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Under Windows Dell has a utility called OpenManage which can report when a drive in an array fails. If I don't find them, I have it send me an email alert so I know to check manually.Ok so to answer - there's no smartctl -isDiskOK /dev/sda approach you can take as far as I know.Ĭlosest smartctl can take you to this is the report of reallocated sector count. Hardware RAID Monitoring in Dell Servers I have a Dell PowerEdge T320 server equipped with a Dell PERC H710 controller, this is based on the LSI SAS 2208 (MegaRAID) chip. Please also take a look at following link that describes the needed OIDs. I think the best way would be our Custom SNMP Sensors: SNMP Custom Sensor. so then I make a shell script to write that out to a logfile, and then grep for certain issues (mainly looking for Status Ok and State Ready). There is no build in sensor to monitor RAID mdadm on a Linux in PRTG, but you can implement it with one of our custom Sensors. Virtual Disk 0 on Controller PERC 6/E Adapter (Slot 1) Here's an example to get your brain ~] /opt/dell/srvadmin/bin/omreport storage vdisk controller=0 vdisk=0 More recently, I've taken to using some of the tools that come with OMSA.

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So, what I've always done is install the megaraid tools and created scripts to test the integrity of my RAID.

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You can setup SNMP traps, but I kinda hate SNMP. Software RAID Status & Monitoring (Linux) For Linux Dedicated Servers You can check the status of a software RAID array with the command cat /proc/mdstat.

Log in to the Openmanage web interface: OpenManage is pretty good, (I usually have OMSA installed on my servers and use it for the pretty web interface) but it does an awful job of actively letting you know. This only makes sense for RAID 1, 4, 5, 6 or multipath arrays, as only they can have. #gpg -a -export 1285491434D8786F | sudo apt-key add - Follow/Monitor Monitor one or more md-devices and react to their status. Been searching for it for quite a while yet i can't find anything usefull. 1.3.0 Added support for RAID 10 1.3.1 Allow device replacement/rebuild for RAID 10 1.3.2 Fix/improve redundancy checking for RAID10 1.4.0 Non-functional change. Similar to munin for example where it shows status of array, detailed info of all arrays and so on. Support for RAID 4/5/6 1.1.0 Added support for RAID 1 1.2.0 Handle creation of arrays that contain failed devices.

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It’s a bit of a hassle to setup, but once you get it up and running and understand the basic concept and how to use NRPE, it becomes easy to start monitoring every aspect of every machine in your network. #gpg -keyserver -recv-key 1285491434D8786F Anyone knows a nice RAID monitoring tool I know that md's tools have build-in raid tool that informs you when something is wrong but i would also like some weblike tool. Use Nagios to Monitor Linux Software RAID by marshall in How-To I use Nagios to monitor every server in my company’s infrastructure. UPDATE: I resolved the issue by running these commands: #echo “deb wheezy openmanage” > /etc/apt//.list I've installed smartmontools, however, while it sees the H710 controller and each virtual disk array, I'm unable to pull the actual physical drive information that contains the health of the drives.Īs you can imagine having a drive fail and not report its status can lead to less than ideal support. I'm looking for something similar for Linux. RAID reporting and monitoring systemctl for RAID monitoring.

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I have a Dell PowerEdge T320 server equipped with a Dell PERC H710 controller, this is based on the LSI SAS 2208 (MegaRAID) chip. Intel Virtual RAID on CPU for HPE Gen10 Plus User Guide, Linux edition.