Hey, i would like to monitor the inodes on my remote servers and i have snmp currently configured, however when trying to add the inode sensor on these servers in prtg, i could only see ssh inode free and no snmp inodes free, is there a way to add this sensor using snmp instead of ssh?
is there an SNMP sensor to monitor inodes?
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The SNMP Linux Disk Free sensor is what you're looking for, although I've had a few issues using it with LVMs (trying to count the inodes of a volume group). For traditional ext2/3/4 partitions it works just fine. Remember to edit your snmpd.conf file so that you can monitor your disks, append the "disk /mypartition" or "includeAllDisks" directive at the end of your config file.
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hey bethouxa, thank you for your reply, i do currently use SNMP Disk Free Sensor and it monitors all disks partitions but it only shows me the disk free and not inode free. any suggestions why?
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Okay i got it to work, i was using SNMP Disk Free Sensor instead of SNMP Linux Disk Free Sensor.
Thank you!
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