how to monitor Solaris Resource pool using snmp wizard

[ganeshsambandam]

how to monitor Solaris Resource pools (rpool) using snmp wizard.

[scottwilkerson]

you will need need to find out what SNMP OID is that relates to the Solaris Resource pools you want to monitor. Then run the plain SNMP wizard and add them there.

[ganeshsambandam]

how do i find the SNMP OID relates to the Solaris Resource pool that i want to monitor? should i need to add that OID in snmpd.conf file and restart the service and then add server via snmp wizard?

[scottwilkerson]

You would need to consult Solaris SNMP documentation for Resource pools. We do not have these systems in house.

You would then use the OID when running the SNMP wizard

[ganeshsambandam]

we are sing linux snmp wizard to add the solaris 10 and 11 version servers, where do i need to mention the OID for monitoring solaris resource pool? or should i need to use different wizard? what is the OID for this?

[jforcier]

Use the SNMP wizard, not the Linux SNMP wizard. Step 2 in that wizard will have an input box for your OID.

[ganeshsambandam]

OK, what will be the OID to mention in the below options shows in step 2/next screen?

OID Display Name Data Label Data Units Match Type Warning
Range Critical
Range String
To Match MIB To Use

[jforcier]

You will have to refer to Solaris SNMP documentation for the relevant OIDs.

[ganeshsambandam]

I couldn't get the correct OID for solaris zpool usage to monitor, Is there any other wizard in Nagios XI that can monitor Solaris Zpool usage?

[ssax]

I'm not sure the zpool information is directly readable from SNMP without extending it.

I found this:

http://www.competa.com/blog/monitoring- ... with-snmp/

Almost everything I found is related to running some remote plugin through NRPE/NCPA:

https://www.claudiokuenzler.com/blog/34 ... 842TvlRfmE

All the ones related to SNMP have listed examples of how to extend SNMP so that it can monitor the zpools, you'll likely need to do that if you have to use SNMP, I was unable to find a SNMP plugin that does it.