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# smb collector
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The smb collector collects metrics from MS Smb hosts through perflib
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Metric name prefix | `smb`
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Data source | Performance Data
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Counters | `SMB Server Shares`
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Enabled by default? | No
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## Flags
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None
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## Metrics
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Name | Description | Type | Labels
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`windows_smb_server_shares_open_files` | Current total count open files on the SMB Server Share | gauge | `share`
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`windows_smb_server_shares_tree_connects` | Count of user connections to the SMB Server Share | gauge | `share`
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`windows_smb_server_shares_received_bytes_total` | Received bytes on the SMB Server Share | counter | `share`
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`windows_smb_server_shares_write_requests_total` | Writes requests on the SMB Server Share | counter | `share`
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`windows_smb_server_shares_read_requests_total` | Read requests on the SMB Server Share | counter | `share`
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`windows_smb_server_shares_metadata_requests_total` | Metadata requests on the SMB Server Share | counter | `share`
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`windows_smb_server_shares_sent_bytes_total` | Sent bytes on the SMB Server Share | counter | `share`
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`windows_smb_server_shares_files_opened_total` | Files opened on the SMB Server Share | counter | `share`
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Windows keeps `Read Requests/sec` and `Write Requests/sec` as 32-bit raw counters. The collector extends them past 2^32 per share, so `read_requests_total` and `write_requests_total` don't drop back to a low value when the raw counter wraps. The extended value starts at the raw value and follows the raw counter when the share restarts.
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### Example metric
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_This collector does not yet have explained examples, we would appreciate your help adding them!_
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## Useful queries
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_This collector does not yet have any useful queries added, we would appreciate your help adding them!_
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## Alerting examples
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_This collector does not yet have alerting examples, we would appreciate your help adding them!_
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