diskIOTable index stops at 128

Chris Liles <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Solaris - 9
Net-snmp - 5.4.1

I've got around 311 disks on this machine, and I'm trying to poll the
diskIOTable to get statistics on each disk. The table index stops at
128.

Is this a limitation of the MIB or am I on an old version of net-snmp
that has some sort of bug?
If it is a limitation how is anyone else watching disk activity on a
system that has > 128 disks per-slice or any thoughts on how to increase
the index count?

I tried using some iostat parsing scripts I found and passing to them,
but they run way to slow for the amount of disks that I have. The
diskIOTable executes and returns all the information back very quickly
and I am able to use it for making rrdgraphs.

Any ideas?

Thanks!


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Chris 



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