1) Yes you can upgrade fro OneFS 6.x to 7.0. You need to follow the proper procedures and make sure that your cluster is ready for the upgrade. There is a checklist document for doing the upgrade.
2) RestAPI is available in OneFS 7.x. There are no plans to backport to any earlier version.
3) No current command to get the equivalent of isi status.
4) No command yet to query the node type.
5) No. JSON output is not available for pre OneFS 7.
> One more query, Is there any api and/or command which gives nodes' disk drive details like disk type, its rpm value and its size. "isi status -n" is jsut giving disk name ,status and speed
Not sure for rpm, but lots of static and SMART information are available through:
isi devices
isi_drivenum [-h for options!]
isi_radish [-h for options!]
Live activity monitoring:
isi statistics drive --long [also -h for more options]
AndrewChung
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August 12th, 2013 10:00
1) Yes you can upgrade fro OneFS 6.x to 7.0. You need to follow the proper procedures and make sure that your cluster is ready for the upgrade. There is a checklist document for doing the upgrade.
2) RestAPI is available in OneFS 7.x. There are no plans to backport to any earlier version.
3) No current command to get the equivalent of isi status.
4) No command yet to query the node type.
5) No. JSON output is not available for pre OneFS 7.
Anonymous User
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August 23rd, 2013 11:00
> 4. is there an command/URL to see the which type of the node (which series it belongs to)
>> No command yet to query the node type.
# isi_hw_status | grep ^Product
Product: S200-2U-Dual-48GB-2x1GE-2x10GE SFP+-13TB-400GB SSD
Satish_Isilon
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September 3rd, 2013 01:00
Thanks for your replies.
One more query, Is there any api and/or command which gives nodes' disk drive details like disk type, its rpm value and its size.
"isi status -n" is jsut giving disk name ,status and speed
Peter_Sero
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September 3rd, 2013 04:00
> One more query, Is there any api and/or command which gives nodes' disk drive details like disk type, its rpm value and its size. "isi status -n" is jsut giving disk name ,status and speed
Not sure for rpm, but lots of static and SMART information are available through:
isi devices
isi_drivenum [-h for options!]
isi_radish [-h for options!]
Live activity monitoring:
isi statistics drive --long [also -h for more options]
-- Peter
Peter_Sero
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September 5th, 2013 07:00
isi_for_array -s isi_hw_status | grep Product:
-- Peter
Satish_Isilon
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September 5th, 2013 07:00
Thanks again, Is there any command to see all the models of all the nodes.
our one of node model from management interface.is
Model: Isilon X200-2U-Single-6144MB-2x1GE-2x10GE SFP+-6144GB
Is there any (single) command we can run and see models of all nodes in the cluster