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Supporting Dell's BOSS driver would be handy
It needs to run the BOSS 'mvcli' command and pull stats with this command
cd /opt/BOSS/mvcli_5.0.13.1111_A00/x64/static
./mvcli smart -p 0
This is based on the Marvell Raid controller.
Not a whole lot of support out there, but there does seem to have been a Nagios plug-in developed that can poll most RAID controller and this has support for the BELL BOSS driver: t/check_mvcli.t
Sample output for Port 0 when running ./mvcli smart -p 0:
Smart Info
ID Attribute Name Current Worst Threshhold RawValue
01 Raw read error rate 100 1 50 00000000216E
05 Reallocated block count 100 100 5 000000000000
09 Power-on hours count 100 100 0 000000006B54
0C Power cycle count 100 100 0 0000000002C3
AD Per block max erase count 78 78 5 00000000009E
B5 Program fail count (total) 100 100 0 000000000000
C2 Drive temperature 47 71 0 000000470A2F
C6 Offline scan uncorrectable LBA count 100 100 0 000000000000
C7 CRC error count 100 100 0 000000000003
C9 Volatile memory backup source failure 78 78 5 00160000009E
F1 NAND sectors written (total) 100 100 0 00000044FEEE
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Supporting Dell's BOSS driver would be handy
It needs to run the BOSS 'mvcli' command and pull stats with this command
This is based on the Marvell Raid controller.
Not a whole lot of support out there, but there does seem to have been a Nagios plug-in developed that can poll most RAID controller and this has support for the BELL BOSS driver: t/check_mvcli.t
Sample output for Port 0 when running ./mvcli smart -p 0:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: