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spiritie
3 years ago

Various Linux distros - SNMP disk OID change

Hi LM Community I'm having a issue that I've searched these forums and the web, but unable to find anyone who have a solution on this matter. We are monitoring Linux server with SNMP, t...
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Anonymous
3 years ago

I'm using a VM. Forced a full shutdown and cold boot between these walks.  

$ !snmpwalk ubuntu2004vm.local .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.3.1.3
Walking OID .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.3.1.3 from ubuntu2004vm.local:161 for version v2c with community=public pdu.timeout=5s walk.timeout=5s
	1 => Physical memory
	10 => Swap space
	3 => Virtual memory
	35 => /run
	36 => /
	38 => /dev/shm
	39 => /run/lock
	40 => /sys/fs/cgroup
	6 => Memory buffers
	7 => Cached memory
	72 => /boot/efi
	73 => /run/snapd/ns
	75 => /run/user/125
	77 => /run/user/1000
	8 => Shared memory

$ !snmpwalk ubuntu2004vm.local .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.3.1.3
Walking OID .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.3.1.3 from ubuntu2004vm.local:161 for version v2c with community=public pdu.timeout=5s walk.timeout=5s
	1 => Physical memory
	10 => Swap space
	3 => Virtual memory
	35 => /run
	36 => /
	38 => /dev/shm
	39 => /run/lock
	40 => /sys/fs/cgroup
	6 => Memory buffers
	7 => Cached memory
	72 => /boot/efi
	73 => /run/snapd/ns
	75 => /run/user/125
	77 => /run/user/1000
	8 => Shared memory

 

Gotta be something specific to the config or the hardware (or both).