essinstallcheck command
Performs ESS install check.
Synopsis
essinstallcheck { -N NODE-LIST } [ --prefix PREFIX ]
[ --get-version ] [ --suffix SUFFIX ]
[ --syslog] [ --srv-events ]
[ --platform-events EVENTLIST ]
[ --close-platform-events CLOSEEVENTLIST ]
[ --net-errors ] [ --errthld ERROR-THRESHOLD ]
[ --dropthld DROP-THRESHOLD ] [ --monitor ] [ -h | --help ]
Availability
Available with IBM Elastic Storage® System (ESS).
Description
The essinstallcheck command checks various aspects of the installation.
Parameters
- -N NODE-LIST
- Provides a list of nodes to run the check.
- --prefix PREFIX
- Provides a host name prefix. Use = between --suffix and value if the value starts with -.
- --get-version
- Provides the ESS package version.
- --suffix SUFFIX
- Provides the host name suffix. Use = between --suffix and value if the value starts with -.
- --syslog
- Logs output to syslog (/var/log/messages). Default no logging to syslog.
- --srv-events
- Shows the serviceable events. When selected, only this option is run.
- --platform-events EVENTLIST
- Provides platform event details.
- --close-platform-events CLOSEEVENTLIST
- Closes the provided platform event details.
- --net-errors
- Checks for the network error counts. When selected, only this option is run.
- --errthld ERROR-THRESHOLD
- Provides packet error threshold in percent during net-errors check.
- --dropthld DROP-THRESHOLD
- Provides packet drop threshold in percent during net-errors check.
- --monitor
- In this mode, outputs are only logged in to syslog. The stdout is turned off.
- -h | --help
- Displays usage information about this command and exits.
Exit status
- 0
- Successful completion.
- nonzero
- A failure has occurred.
Security
You must have root authority to run the essinstallcheck command.
Examples
- This example shows running install check to obtain installed package
version.
# essinstallcheck -N localhost --get-version Start of install check nodelist: localhost Node: localhost Installed version: ess5000_6.0.1.0_0807-14_dme [PASS] essinstallcheck passed successfully - This example shows example output of check running on an I/O node in the ess_x86_64
group.
# essinstallcheck -N c145f08zn01 Start of install check nodelist: c145f08zn01 Checking nodes. ================== Summary of node: c145f08zn01 ============================= [INFO] Getting system firmware level. May take a long time... [INFO] Getting system profile setting. Installed version: ess5000_6.0.1.0_0721-16_dme [OK] Linux kernel installed: 4.18.0-147.13.2.el8_1.ppc64le [OK] Systemd installed: 239-18.el8_1.5.ppc64le [OK] Networkmgr installed: 1.20.0-3.el8.ppc64le [OK] Mellanox OFED level: MLNX_OFED_LINUX-4.9-0.1.7.3 [OK] IPR SAS FW: 19512900 [OK] ipraid RAID level: 10 [OK] ipraid RAID Status: Optimized [OK] IPR SAS queue depth: 64 [OK] System Firmware: FW941.00 (VL941_031) [OK] System profile setting: scale [OK] System profile verification PASSED. [OK] rsyslog logging is already configure [OK] Host adapter driver: 28.100.00.00 [OK] GNR Level: 5.0.5.1 efix3 Performing Spectrum Scale RAID configuration check. [OK] mmvdisk settings match best practices. [OK] GNR callback events: postRGTakeover,postRGRelinquish,rgOpenFailed,rgPanic,pdFailed,pdRecovered,pdReplacePdisk,pdPathDown,daRebuildFailed Can not obtain ip address of the FSP node: c145f08zn01 Can not obtain ipmt pw of node: c145f08zn01 [ERROR] Static IP check (Error communicating with FSP) [OK] New disk prep script: /usr/lpp/mmfs/bin/tspreparenewpdiskforuse [OK] Network adapter MT4121 firmware: 16.27.2008, net adapter count: 6 [OK] Network adapter firmware Obtaining storage firmware versions from IO nodes. May take a long time... [OK] Host adapter 0x3180 firmware: 16.00.11.00, host-adapter count: 5 [OK] Enclosure 5147-092 firmware: E557,E557, enclosure count: 2 [OK] Drive ST800FM0183 firmware: 4036, drive count: 2 [OK] Drive HUH721010AL4200 firmware: J6R7, drive count: 182 [OK] Storage system firmware [OK] Node is not reserving KVM memory. End of install check [ERROR] essinstallcheck detected error in system. Please review output carefully.
Location
/opt/ibm/ess/tools/bin