If you are on the AutoGroup for "FileServer Mount" you're in the right
place. I don't recall offhand which metrics are collected by default. On
the Monitor tab, select the bottom-left pulldown (probably showing
"Problem Metrics") and select "All Metrics". If "Total Bytes Free" and
"use Percent" are not listed you will have to tell Hyperic to collect it.
If they are there then just click the little white-on-blue arrow to add
the graph to the current indicators, and be sure to save/update the
default view.
If you need to add the metric, click the small "METRIC DATA" tab, which
then lists all current metrics. Click the "Show All Metrics" arrow beneath
the tab to see ALL the available metrics. Under "Utilization" you can
select capacity, bytes free, use percent, etc. Select the box(es) you want
to collect, set the collection interval at the bottom and click the arrow.
Wait a minute for it to collect a little info, re-select the Indicators
tab, and locate the metrics as mentioned above. Should take you <30
seconds to do all this.
Enjoy!
John
> First off I want to say that I think so far this i the best open source
> monitoring system I have seen yet. Although I am still evaluating others.
> I have Hyperic setup on a Debian Etch system. I have it monitoring 2
> systems for now. But I want to be able to see the disk space. Not
> necessarily, the disc writes, but the total amount of the drive and then
> the free space. This is not very easily accessible it seems, or am I
> wrong and just looking at it improperly? Either way, if someone could
> explain it to me that would be great. Maybe it should do that for all
> Disk space/RAM/Virtual RAM. Is there a setting or a config change that I
> need to make?
>
> Thanks for you help,
> Andrew
>
