Events4.nsf monitoring free space on Linux systems

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I am wanting to set up a monitor on my Domino servers to look at free disk space. I've enabled the packaged probe to do this and set it up to squawk at 70% or more utilization. The system was restarted, but not after I freed up enough space to get us well below that number so I reduced that utilization number to more than 60%.

When does the probe run? I haven't seen anything in the logs since I did this yesterday. Are these only read in when the system starts?

As an alternative, I looked into setting up a Statistic Event Generator document in the Event4.nsf database. Problem is the available free space monitors seem to only relate to windows servers or systems where the drive names start with vol{n}. All our Linix drives start with /dev

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How do I monitor a disk whose filesystem is named something like /dev/mapper/datavg-applv?

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Hi Mark James

Configure an event generator, which you can monitor CPU, Disk, Memory, Network utilization for Linux.

1. Open the events4.nsf, then create new event handler.
2. Next..
3. Create a custom event generator.
4. Create new custom event.
5. Select " A server statics event generator".
6. Select your server.
7. Select the statistics you want to monitor. Next > select " Monitor
as number of bytes ".
8. Select mail for your notifications.

See the following link below as a reference.
https://support.hcltechsw.com/csm?id=kb_article&sysparm_article=KB0038296


Creating Operating System probes
https://help.hcltechsw.com/domino/11.0.1/admin/admn_operatingsystemprobes_c.html

You can also perform Server console commands: "sh stat disk" in monitoring the disk space on your environment.

Regards,

sudhir