Monitoring EMC SAN Performance

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Monitoring EMC SAN Performance

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I'm wondering if it is possible to monitor IOPS on our Clariion CX4-240 with Nagios? I installed an EMC_Clariion plugin, however it is not able to show this in performance graphs. Anyone have any ideas?
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Re: Monitoring EMC SAN Performance

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Which one did you install?

I was looking into this and it looks like the plugin that is packaged with the wizard is a quite a bit newer (by several years) and it has performance data added recently for checks.

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Re: Monitoring EMC SAN Performance

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I have installed it, but am not sure how to utilize it. My apologies, I'm still trialing the product.
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Re: Monitoring EMC SAN Performance

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I thought the problem was that the one you had didn't have performance graphs?

After you installed the new one, did the performance graphs show up?
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Re: Monitoring EMC SAN Performance

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Let me recap what I've done thus far.

I uploaded the EMC CLARiiON Monitoring Wizard from this link:

http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Ad ... rd/details

This worked great, I've added both our storage processors and can see them in Nagios. If I click on Performance Graphs all I can see is ping times, and Dirty Pages in Cache. I'm looking to monitor IOPS per LUN if possible. Do I need to add the graphs in from the Perl script you sent me somehow?

Thanks again for the prompt responses!
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Re: Monitoring EMC SAN Performance

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It's possible that the plugin doesn't return performance data. Can you access the Service Details->(this service)->Advanced (tab) and check to see if you're seeing performance data being returned?
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