Hello,
not sure if this is the right subforum.
We are running freenas on an HP GL380G6.
//EDIT Freenas Version: FreeNAS-9.10-STABLE-201603252134 (412fb1c)
I set the "remote graphite server" option, but no performance data is send to the graphite node.
The Freenas can reach the graphite hostname, and it doesn't work with plain IP either.
The graphite node itself is working fine, we have other servers sending performance data to it without any problems. It uses the standard graphite port (UDP 2003).
Doing a tcpdump on the graphite node:
sudo tcpdump -i eth0 -A -v -n -S dst port 2003 and host <freenas IP>
shows that there is no incoming traffic from freenas (but plenty when using other servers).
A tcpdump on the freenas:
tcpdump -S -n dst port 2003
shows there is no traffic leaving the freenas, so no performance data is actually send. Do I have to enable that somewhere else?
not sure if this is the right subforum.
We are running freenas on an HP GL380G6.
//EDIT Freenas Version: FreeNAS-9.10-STABLE-201603252134 (412fb1c)
I set the "remote graphite server" option, but no performance data is send to the graphite node.
The Freenas can reach the graphite hostname, and it doesn't work with plain IP either.
The graphite node itself is working fine, we have other servers sending performance data to it without any problems. It uses the standard graphite port (UDP 2003).
Doing a tcpdump on the graphite node:
sudo tcpdump -i eth0 -A -v -n -S dst port 2003 and host <freenas IP>
shows that there is no incoming traffic from freenas (but plenty when using other servers).
A tcpdump on the freenas:
tcpdump -S -n dst port 2003
shows there is no traffic leaving the freenas, so no performance data is actually send. Do I have to enable that somewhere else?
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