Phyo,  It's actually much simpler than that.  You don't need to use SNMP MIBs for Nagios.  One of your storage Administrators simply needs to login to the Isilon WebUI, and follow these breadcrumbs (note, this is from my 7.1.0.3 lab cluster, YMMV).  Cluster Management --> General Settings --> SNMP Monitoring On that page, there are 2 downloadable files that you will be interested in:  Global Nagios Configuration-Configuration file for Nagios -applicable to all Isilon clusters Cluster Nagios Configuration-Configuration file for Nagios applicable to this cluster  That should make your setup much simpler Hope it helps,  Chris Klosterman Senior Solution Architect EMC Isilon Offer & Enablement Team chris.klosterman[NAME].com Twitter: [NAME]
Dear all,  Our customer used EMC isilon X400 and they want to monitor the status with Nagios XI. What I want to know is how can we monitor the storage usage with nagios xi? The technician gave us the SNMP info with version 2. Currently we can monitor / Disk usage, CPU, interface status, memory usage and swap usage. But don't know how to monitor ifs status.  The technician give us the following information also. Total raw storage snmpwalk -c public -v2c 192.168.1.200 1.3.6.1.4.1.12124.1.3.1 SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.12124.1.3.1.0 = Counter64: 214128780705792 WARNING this value is the total RAW space, not the usable space !!! The total usable space is 2/3 of this value. You can set a warning if 50% of this value is reached.=> need to check if storage expand is needed You can set a warning if 60% of this value is reached => storage will be full  Please let me know if you have the solution for my requirement. Thanks.
How can we monitor the EMC isilon x400 with nagios xi?