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    VMGuy
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    Hi,

    I added some file system DCI using instance discovery.

    When I use Agent List -> FileSystem.MountPoints it also discovers CD-ROM drives which results in an error value.
    At least when I use the drive letters as the volume name is kind of unreadable.

    So I tried using Agent Table -> FileSystem.Volumes but I couldn't figure out how to access this table in the filter script.
    I also found a forum entry that said Agent Table wouldn't work.

    Is this still true?
    If not could someone please give me a hint on how to access the columns of this table?

    Thanks, VMGuy

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      VMGuy
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      After some more investigation I found this post:
      https://www.netxms.org/forum/configuration/dci-filter-script-how-to-ignore-some-filesytems/
      It solves the problem with empty values.

      But it still displays CD-ROM drives have a disc inserted.
      And it triggers an alarm in that case as CD-ROM's always have 0 free space.

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        Victor Kirhenshtein
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        You can also add check to the filter to ignore file systems with total space less then 800MB and free space 0 - it will work fine unless you really have very small file systems on your servers.

        Best regards,
        Victor

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