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Subject: IOSTAT and Monitoring HW Raid Device
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I've tried to get IOSTAT to monitor my "ar0" device but it seems to only be able to monitor the individual drives devices "ad?"'s.  I have tried specifying different types but still no affect.  Does anyone know if you can monitor the ATA raid array device rather than the individual drives with FreeBSD 4.9?

Thanks,
 SAM