Hi
I have a disk mounted on my server and it is a iscsi volume/disk from a remote iscsi-target (where the data is). The disk “looks” lika a local disk on the host.
How can I monitor the data usage on this disk in librenms as it is a local disk? This is on a Windows Server 2022 host.
LibreNMS does this by default.
What is not default however is SNMP on Windows. You have to either enable the snmp service or install net-snmp.
I have snmp working (I monitor about 200+ devices. Linux, Windows, …)
I do not see the mounted iscsi disk. Only the local native OS disk.
There is a D:\ (iscsi) also on this server and this is the disk mounted from a remote iscsc-target.
I just checked on a windows 2019 server with iscsi mounts and I can verify they are not being added to LibreNMS.
Also tested removing all of the ignore_mount_type for the storage module but still no iscsi drives. You should probably open a bug report on github.
Did you test walking HOST-RESOURCES-MIB::hrStorageTable? I suspect the built-in snmp might not include them.
I do not really know how to do this or what this means.
I just tested and this is seen during the walk:
I: being ISCSI
This is seen in LibreNMS webui for the same host:
Possibly filtered by the brain-dead pre-fork filtering defaults 
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