All,
I'm reposting this request in the hopes that someone has a work around
to something that seems to be a serious oversight with SNMP. I'm looking
for a way to monitor used (or available) swap on Linux systems. The
standard MIBS I've tried are limited to either 2 or 4 gig. One cause is
the limitations of a 32 bit Int variable. What concerns me more is the
hrStorage tree and how it reports swap and real in that it's limited to
2 gig but reports mount points correctly when adjusting for the storage
allocation size.
My questions are; Is there something wrong with the way I'm interpreting
the results I see? Is this a bug? Is there a third party SNMP agent I
can install (for a price no doubt) that will give me the information I
want? Can I right my own agent? I am a developer BTW.
Thanks in advance.
Jim
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