SNMP to monitor inodes, disk name not showing

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Hello, I am monitoring inodes usage from linux servers. I had to configure them manually from MIB Library -> Linux basic -> node percent. But when the sensor is up, it shows: disk 1, or disk 2 but not the name of the partition and as the OID is not shown I cant say which of the values is the correct one for each partition. I would like to had it added for an easy identification.

Thanks for the help, Lorena

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Hello,

I'm afraid this can't be changed in the moment, we'll add it to the wish-list though. As a workaround I can offer you the SSH INodes Free Sensor, it shows the name of the partition.

best regards.

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