Is there an easy way to monitor HDD temps in Napp-It?

[AveryFreeman]

Hey,

Just wondering if I'm missing HDD temperature in a menu somewhere or something...

I'm pretty unfamiliar with how Solarish OS file hierarchy is organized - I *think* I got smartctl data on CLI from /devices/scsi_vhci - after checking /dev, /dev/dsk, etc.

Anyway, would be nice to monitor HDD temps in Napp-It if possible. Webmin doesn't support smartctl in Solarish (grr...)

Oh also how do I adjust MTU to 9000 on vmxnet3 driver? Jeesh. So out of my element.

Thanks!

 

[gea]

HD temperature, see napp-it menu Disks > Smartinfo
MTU for a network link in OmniOS, see menu System > Network_eth

or via CLI, see Setting the MTU Property - Configuring and Administering Network Components in Oracle® Solaris 11.2
(older Solaris manuals are best for network settings, Solaris 11.3/4 behaves a little different on network settings)

enable MTU 9000 for vmxnet3 in (/kernel/drv/ vmxnet3s.conf)
MTU=9000,9000,9000,9000,9000,9000,9000,9000,9000,9000;
see napp-it menu System > Appliance tuning

enable Jumbo in all switches (Esxi vswitch and external switches)

 

[AveryFreeman]

HD temperature, see napp-it menu Disks > Smartinfo
MTU for a network link in OmniOS, see menu System > Network_eth

or via CLI, see Setting the MTU Property - Configuring and Administering Network Components in Oracle® Solaris 11.2
(older Solaris manuals are best for network settings, Solaris 11.3/4 behaves a little different on network settings)

enable MTU 9000 for vmxnet3 in (/kernel/drv/ vmxnet3s.conf)
MTU=9000,9000,9000,9000,9000,9000,9000,9000,9000,9000;
see napp-it menu System > Appliance tuning

enable Jumbo in all switches (Esxi vswitch and external switches)

Thank you very much! I really appreciate it.