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PowerScale OneFS Upgrade Planning and Process Guide

Check hardware health - CLI

Run the following commands from the OneFS command-line interface as root user to evaluate the health of the cluster's hardware components and the status of job engine jobs.
  1. To return information about cluster health and check for jobs or devices that report a status of ATTENTION, SMARTFAIL, or DOWN.
    isi status -v
  2. To check for drives that do not report a status of HEALTHY, L3, or JOURNAL.
    isi_for_array -s 'isi devices drive list | egrep -v "HEALTHY|L3|JOURNAL"'
  3. To check the mirror status of the boot drives on each node.
    isi_for_array -s 'gmirror status'
    NOTE:If a drive is degraded, do not continue with the upgrade until the issue is resolved.
  4. If the cluster has an InfiniBand network, confirm whether a node has been assigned the OpenSM (subnet manager) main role.
    isi_for_array -s 'ps -auwwwx | grep opensm' | grep master
    Confirm that the output displays only one node in the cluster as the main (opensm). The output should be similar to the following:
    node-2: root   1610   0.0   2.3   436292   384672   ??   Ss   20May15   97:31.63   
    opensm: 0x00151b00007a671b main (opensm)
    

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