wolf29
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[Solved] Using Nagios to check the health of FreeNAS arrays
I have 2 disk-arrays on my freeNAS8 instance.
The script I have for checking drives is looking for /dev/somedrivename
I can use it to check the root partition, but the arrays one with 5 disks in it and the other with 6 disks are shown by df as only the array name mounted at /mnt/array1 and /mnt/array2
the nagios script cannot fathom this location. None of the array drives are mounted in BSD, but only in FreeNAS.
Is there a way to set FreeNAS itself to send me an alert when or if the drive arrays fill up? or are the arrays accessible through the system otherwise?
-Wolf
I have 2 disk-arrays on my freeNAS8 instance.
The script I have for checking drives is looking for /dev/somedrivename
I can use it to check the root partition, but the arrays one with 5 disks in it and the other with 6 disks are shown by df as only the array name mounted at /mnt/array1 and /mnt/array2
the nagios script cannot fathom this location. None of the array drives are mounted in BSD, but only in FreeNAS.
Is there a way to set FreeNAS itself to send me an alert when or if the drive arrays fill up? or are the arrays accessible through the system otherwise?
-Wolf