I think you gave me the right way to do this. Until now I was able to solve 
everything without Event Procedures but I knew the day will come that I have to 
deal with them. :)

I am really sure we will do the steps mentioned by Raphael. Thanks Raphael and 
Christian for your good and quick answers!!!

Have a good weekend too.

Yours sincerely
Siegfried Behring

Von: Franck, Raphael [mailto:raphael.fra...@computacenter.com]
Gesendet: Freitag, 22. Juli 2016 13:37
An: spectrum <spectrum@listserv.unc.edu>
Betreff: AW: [spectrum] Inode Monitoring with Spectrum

Hi Siegfried, list,

Christian is absolutely right, using extTable scripts is the way to go.
You mentioned the Spectrum Policy Manager, so just a few sidenotes on how we do 
that:

-          the watch is looking for extResult != 0 on the UCDavisSNMPApp 
application model, always on all table rows

-          the watch is controlled by Policy Manager

-          the watch is triggering events, which trigger Event Procedures to

o   load the content of extOutput additionally, to have that displayed in the 
event message

o   get the parent model, which is the device

o   raise and clear alarms on the device model by creating events on the device 
model

o   discriminate on the row index, for independent alarm raise and clear per row

-          all evaluation and threshold logic is put into the scripts

disadvantage: every row that is configured will be monitored, there is no 
partial ignore or maintenance
advantage: the sysadmins may add and remove rows as needed, you don't have to 
touch Spectrum every time

The same procedure also works for the other UCD tables like prTable, dskTable, 
laTable, fileTable and logMatchTable.

Finally, using the fix statements, you could even automatic trigger remediation 
actions from Spectrum, by making SANM set the attribute through SSdb, which 
will cause an snmpset to the agent.

That's a sample from a dev box, not really checking but more listing something:

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All: have a good weekend.

Mit freundlichen Gruessen - Yours sincerely

Raphael Franck
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Von: Christian Schneider [mailto:christian.schnei...@4-tune.ch]
Gesendet: Freitag, 22. Juli 2016 12:13
An: spectrum
Cc: spectrum spectrum
Betreff: Re: [spectrum] Inode Monitoring with Spectrum

Hi Sigfried,

Souldn't be a big issue. NetSnmp is capable to run scripts when getting polled. 
These scripts need to be written to get the information about the inodes and 
gives that value back to Spectrum via SNMP.

Here you will find a easy intro 
https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6/html/Deployment_Guide/sect-System_Monitoring_Tools-Net-SNMP-Extending.html

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Am 22.07.2016 um 12:05 schrieb Behring, Siegfried 
<s.behr...@dvz-mv.de<mailto:s.behr...@dvz-mv.de>>:

Hi all,

we want to monitor the inode usage global with thresholds for all our servers 
like monitoring rules for file system monitoring.
It seems that inodes are not included in the default configuration of net-snmp 
client. Because of that spectrum does not have an attribute for that. Even if 
it would the variations of partitions and the assigned ids are too dynamic to 
configure static watches in combination with policies for distribution.

The main question: How can we monitor the inodes from our linux systems with 
spectrum?
Is there a way to tell snmp to give inode informations? First tries with google 
answers were unsuccessful.
And if I can map a snmp oid to an attribute how can I build a dynamic watch for 
partitions by partition name? The main goal would be to distribute this dynamic 
watch with policies.

Even if you have a totally other way I would be very curious.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen
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