SYNOLOGY-RAID-MIB

Description: Monitors Synology NAS RAID array status, disk membership, degraded state, and rebuild progress.

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SYNOLOGY-RAID-MIB is a Synology enterprise MIB for the RAID subsystem on Synology network-attached storage (NAS) appliances. It exposes a table describing each configured RAID array, including its name and current status. Its monitoring value is squarely on storage/disk hardware health: the array status object reveals whether a RAID volume is healthy, degraded, or crashed, letting an administrator catch a failed member disk before data loss occurs. It is part of Synology's enterprise MIB tree and is commonly polled alongside Synology's other disk- and system-health MIBs for a complete storage health picture. It is typically deployed on Synology DiskStation or RackStation NAS units in small-business or enterprise storage environments, making SYNOLOGY-RAID-MIB SNMP monitoring a standard safeguard against undetected array degradation.

raidTable/raidEntry rows, indexed by raidIndex, expose raidName and raidStatus for each configured RAID array. An administrator would poll raidStatus across all entries to catch a transition from a healthy state to 'degraded' or 'crashed.' Such a change reveals that a member disk has failed and the array needs a rebuild or disk replacement to restore full redundancy.

Monitors RAID array status and characteristics on Synology storage devices including array state and degradation.