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Excluding a certain file system from Zabbix regex based disk usage monitoring
What does Zabbix message “Free disk space is less than XX% on volume Shared memory” mean?Choosing a monitoring system for a dynamically scaling environment: Nagios v. ZabbixZabbix Log Monitoring - Duplicate alertsCan Zabbix alert me when an SNMP device does not respond?Linux: Is it possible to know which options an installation was configured and compiled with?How to automate zabbix web scenarios for vhosts?Disk space monitoring with Zabbix while file descriptor/handle still openZabbix Application MonitoringLog monitoring via ZabbixServer 2012 R2 System Disk Full (Unknown File)Zabbix graph not showing disk usage
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I found this answer describing how to exclude a shared memory mount from regex based disk usage monitoring in Zabbix.
Is there any way to exclude a certain file system (CIFS in this case)... for example based on mount point?
Br,
Harri
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I found this answer describing how to exclude a shared memory mount from regex based disk usage monitoring in Zabbix.
Is there any way to exclude a certain file system (CIFS in this case)... for example based on mount point?
Br,
Harri
regex disk-space-utilization zabbix system-monitoring exclude
asked May 15 at 10:26
haba713haba713
1033
add a comment |
I found this answer describing how to exclude a shared memory mount from regex based disk usage monitoring in Zabbix.
Is there any way to exclude a certain file system (CIFS in this case)... for example based on mount point?
Br,
Harri
regex disk-space-utilization zabbix system-monitoring exclude
asked May 15 at 10:26
haba713haba713
1033
I found this answer describing how to exclude a shared memory mount from regex based disk usage monitoring in Zabbix.
Is there any way to exclude a certain file system (CIFS in this case)... for example based on mount point?
Br,
Harri
regex disk-space-utilization zabbix system-monitoring exclude
regex disk-space-utilization zabbix system-monitoring exclude
asked May 15 at 10:26
haba713haba713
1033
asked May 15 at 10:26
haba713haba713
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asked May 15 at 10:26
haba713haba713
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asked May 15 at 10:26
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The question talks both about filesystem types and mountpoints (mentioning CIFS and "based on mount point"). It seems that the intent is to exclude based on mountpoint in the end.
Filesystems can be excluded from monitoring same way as described in the answer you linked to, you just have to filter by the LLD macro #FSNAME.
To do so, create a new global regexp (name is up to you) with the "Character string not included" expression of the filesystem you want to exclude. Then add an LLD filter on the #FSNAME macro using this global regexp (reference it by name, prefixed with @).
answered May 15 at 11:04
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I don't want to exclude all the CIFS mounts if that's what you suggested. I just want to exclude a single CIFS mount provided by 2nd party file server.
– haba713
May 15 at 11:20
Right, I just clarified based on the fact that you had mentioned the filesystem type. The#FSNAMELLD macro will allow to filter by names (mountpoints).
– Richlv
May 15 at 11:21
Great! Can you specify which regex should be changed and how if I want to exclude this kind of mount//2ndpartyserver/shares/myshare on /mnt/mymountpoint type cifs (rw,mand)?
– haba713
May 15 at 11:29
Added details in the answer.
– Richlv
May 15 at 12:00
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The question talks both about filesystem types and mountpoints (mentioning CIFS and "based on mount point"). It seems that the intent is to exclude based on mountpoint in the end.
Filesystems can be excluded from monitoring same way as described in the answer you linked to, you just have to filter by the LLD macro #FSNAME.
To do so, create a new global regexp (name is up to you) with the "Character string not included" expression of the filesystem you want to exclude. Then add an LLD filter on the #FSNAME macro using this global regexp (reference it by name, prefixed with @).
answered May 15 at 11:04
RichlvRichlv
2,12611115
I don't want to exclude all the CIFS mounts if that's what you suggested. I just want to exclude a single CIFS mount provided by 2nd party file server.
– haba713
May 15 at 11:20
Right, I just clarified based on the fact that you had mentioned the filesystem type. The#FSNAMELLD macro will allow to filter by names (mountpoints).
– Richlv
May 15 at 11:21
Great! Can you specify which regex should be changed and how if I want to exclude this kind of mount//2ndpartyserver/shares/myshare on /mnt/mymountpoint type cifs (rw,mand)?
– haba713
May 15 at 11:29
Added details in the answer.
– Richlv
May 15 at 12:00
add a comment |
The question talks both about filesystem types and mountpoints (mentioning CIFS and "based on mount point"). It seems that the intent is to exclude based on mountpoint in the end.
Filesystems can be excluded from monitoring same way as described in the answer you linked to, you just have to filter by the LLD macro #FSNAME.
To do so, create a new global regexp (name is up to you) with the "Character string not included" expression of the filesystem you want to exclude. Then add an LLD filter on the #FSNAME macro using this global regexp (reference it by name, prefixed with @).
answered May 15 at 11:04
RichlvRichlv
2,12611115
I don't want to exclude all the CIFS mounts if that's what you suggested. I just want to exclude a single CIFS mount provided by 2nd party file server.
– haba713
May 15 at 11:20
Right, I just clarified based on the fact that you had mentioned the filesystem type. The#FSNAMELLD macro will allow to filter by names (mountpoints).
– Richlv
May 15 at 11:21
Great! Can you specify which regex should be changed and how if I want to exclude this kind of mount//2ndpartyserver/shares/myshare on /mnt/mymountpoint type cifs (rw,mand)?
– haba713
May 15 at 11:29
Added details in the answer.
– Richlv
May 15 at 12:00
add a comment |
The question talks both about filesystem types and mountpoints (mentioning CIFS and "based on mount point"). It seems that the intent is to exclude based on mountpoint in the end.
Filesystems can be excluded from monitoring same way as described in the answer you linked to, you just have to filter by the LLD macro #FSNAME.
To do so, create a new global regexp (name is up to you) with the "Character string not included" expression of the filesystem you want to exclude. Then add an LLD filter on the #FSNAME macro using this global regexp (reference it by name, prefixed with @).
answered May 15 at 11:04
RichlvRichlv
2,12611115
The question talks both about filesystem types and mountpoints (mentioning CIFS and "based on mount point"). It seems that the intent is to exclude based on mountpoint in the end.
Filesystems can be excluded from monitoring same way as described in the answer you linked to, you just have to filter by the LLD macro #FSNAME.
To do so, create a new global regexp (name is up to you) with the "Character string not included" expression of the filesystem you want to exclude. Then add an LLD filter on the #FSNAME macro using this global regexp (reference it by name, prefixed with @).
answered May 15 at 11:04
RichlvRichlv
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edited May 15 at 12:00
answered May 15 at 11:04
RichlvRichlv
2,12611115
answered May 15 at 11:04
RichlvRichlv
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answered May 15 at 11:04
RichlvRichlv
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2,12611115
I don't want to exclude all the CIFS mounts if that's what you suggested. I just want to exclude a single CIFS mount provided by 2nd party file server.
– haba713
May 15 at 11:20
Right, I just clarified based on the fact that you had mentioned the filesystem type. The#FSNAMELLD macro will allow to filter by names (mountpoints).
– Richlv
May 15 at 11:21
Great! Can you specify which regex should be changed and how if I want to exclude this kind of mount//2ndpartyserver/shares/myshare on /mnt/mymountpoint type cifs (rw,mand)?
– haba713
May 15 at 11:29
Added details in the answer.
– Richlv
May 15 at 12:00
add a comment |
I don't want to exclude all the CIFS mounts if that's what you suggested. I just want to exclude a single CIFS mount provided by 2nd party file server.
– haba713
May 15 at 11:20
Right, I just clarified based on the fact that you had mentioned the filesystem type. The#FSNAMELLD macro will allow to filter by names (mountpoints).
– Richlv
May 15 at 11:21
Great! Can you specify which regex should be changed and how if I want to exclude this kind of mount//2ndpartyserver/shares/myshare on /mnt/mymountpoint type cifs (rw,mand)?
– haba713
May 15 at 11:29
Added details in the answer.
– Richlv
May 15 at 12:00
I don't want to exclude all the CIFS mounts if that's what you suggested. I just want to exclude a single CIFS mount provided by 2nd party file server.
– haba713
May 15 at 11:20
I don't want to exclude all the CIFS mounts if that's what you suggested. I just want to exclude a single CIFS mount provided by 2nd party file server.
– haba713
May 15 at 11:20
Right, I just clarified based on the fact that you had mentioned the filesystem type. The
#FSNAME LLD macro will allow to filter by names (mountpoints).– Richlv
May 15 at 11:21
Right, I just clarified based on the fact that you had mentioned the filesystem type. The
#FSNAME LLD macro will allow to filter by names (mountpoints).– Richlv
May 15 at 11:21
Great! Can you specify which regex should be changed and how if I want to exclude this kind of mount
//2ndpartyserver/shares/myshare on /mnt/mymountpoint type cifs (rw,mand)?– haba713
May 15 at 11:29
Great! Can you specify which regex should be changed and how if I want to exclude this kind of mount
//2ndpartyserver/shares/myshare on /mnt/mymountpoint type cifs (rw,mand)?– haba713
May 15 at 11:29
Added details in the answer.
– Richlv
May 15 at 12:00
Added details in the answer.
– Richlv
May 15 at 12:00
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