The Network Appliance custom MIB provides detailed information about many aspects of filer operation. The Network Appliance custom MIB file, netapp.mib, is located in the /etc/mib directory on your filer.
The top-level groups in the Network Appliance custom MIB that are relevant to the filer are described in the following table.
Group name
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Contents
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product
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Product information, such as the software version and system ID.
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sysStat
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System-level statistics, such as CPU up-time and idle time, total number of kilobytes transmitted and received on all network interfaces, cluster takeover status, hardware temperature, and power supply status.
Note If the filer is not licensed for cluster setup, a value indicating no cluster license is returned. |
nfs
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Statistics such as those displayed by the nfsstat command, including statistics for each client if per-client statistics are enabled. The per-client statistics are indexed by client IP addresses.
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quota
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Information related to disk quotas, including the output of the quota report command.
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filesys
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Information related to the file system, including the equivalent of the maxfiles and df commands, overall mirror status, number of plexes in a file system, and some of the information from the SnapshotTM snap list command.
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raid
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RAID configuration and plex-specific information, such as plex ID, plex status, and parent volume.
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cifs
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Statistics such as those displayed by the cifs stat command.
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netcache
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Information about NetCache® status. Not applicable to filers.
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snapmirror
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SnapMirror® statistics, such as status, number of active backups and restores, and number of bytes read and written by SnapMirror.
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ndmp
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Information related to NDMP sessions, including the equivalent of the ndmpd status command, such as currently active sessions and number of backups and restores that succeeded.
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fabric
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Information about the SAN (Storage Area Network) fabric, including status and configuration.
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dafs
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DAFS statistics, including status, requests, sessions, calls, and interface information.
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vi
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Information about the virtual interface.
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backup
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Information about dump and restore activities.
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vfiler
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Information about vFilers, including status, numbers of vFilers per physical filer, and licensing information.
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blocks
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Information about block transfer activities, including read, write and ops statistics, protocols licensed, and LUNs configured.
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nfscache
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Information about nfscache.
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snapvault
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SnapVaultTM statistics, such as status, number of active backups and restores, and number of bytes read and written by SnapVault.
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ftpd
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ftpd statistics, including status, connections, and daemon information.
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