Hello @pooja ,

By default the plugin have some filter on the storage type (--help):

    --filter-storage-type
            Filter storage types with a regexp (Default:
            '^(hrStorageFixedDisk|hrStorageNetworkDisk|hrFSBerkeleyFFS)$').

So you can first try to add --filter-storage-type=’.*’ in first time to be sure that you can see all your disk.

A snmpwalk like this:

snmpwalk -v 2c -c your_community -ObentU -Cc -On x.x.x.x .1.3.6.1.2.1.25

could help us to see what kind of storage your disks are.

Here all the storage types supported by the plugin:

https://github.com/centreon/centreon-plugins/blob/83d0852bb975fff46bd0af889b04982c7e70257a/snmp_standard/mode/storage.pm#L36

@Kriko 

i am able to see all mount points using this branch .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.8.1.2  how do i see those in my dashboard? Please help

Could you try the option -oid-filter=’hrFSMountPoint’ --oid-display=’hrFSMountPoint’ ?

@Kriko can you tell me how to do that? Command or something

@Kriko @sims24 

using options -oid-filter=’hrFSMountPoint’

-oid-display=’hrFSMountPoint’

Sorry wrong copy/past.

You need to use these 2 options in the same time and with 2 dash:

--oid-filter=’hrFSMountPoint’ --oid-display=’hrFSMountPoint’ 

Hi @Kriko 

I tried doing this it gets stuck and doesnt return any output

The quotes of the 2 options --oid-filter look like ` or back quote no ?

sorry my bad but thanks for pointing that out. still no luck

Ok I see the ‘issue’ now.

But I don’t know why at the moment.

The FS missing in the output of the plugins is the one with no SNMP index:

As you can see, for hrFSStorageIndex.17 to 23, the INTERGER is to 0. It means no index, so the plugin cannot do the link between the FS and the index SNMP. All the missing FS are 17 to 23:

@Kriko not only that when i hit this branch it tells me these are remote mount points i want to monitor those how can i do that?

All these FS are some network/remote FS ?

Because the plugin doesn’t support this kind of FS.

@Kriko yes these are remote GPFS vfs=mmfs fs, is their any possible way we can monitor these

Using SNMP i’m not sure.
Using SSH and os::linux::local::plugin I guess we can.