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| Subject: | 'Some' partitions showing Total size less than the actual . | 
| Author: | [Not Specified] | 
| Posted: | 2016-08-09 20:31 | 
Hi ,
We noticed that some partitions of our filesystem being monitored showed the 'Total size' to be much lesser than what is the actual .
Note: The difference is much more than what may be due to issues of snmpversus df
ie Filesystem A has 3T , but Zenoss monitoring shows only 960G
Note: There are 5 mounts being monitored , but only 2 of them are displaying the total incorrectly The other 4 are pretty accurate .
The host being monitored is a Linux host , and the version of Zenoss we use is 4.2.3 .
If anyone has seen something similar or knows whats happening , would really appreciate it .
( Have not found anything about this on the internet so far .. )
Thanks a lot in advance ,
Regards ,
Taher .
| Subject: | Probably it's a SNMP | 
| Author: | Jan Garaj | 
| Posted: | 2016-08-10 14:17 | 
Probably it's a SNMP limitation (64-bit counters). Try to switch to ssh based monitoring - https://support.zenoss.com/hc/en-us/articles/202920555-How-To-Manage-Fil...
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