Verify an I/O Module

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After you install an I/O module, it should automatically be recognized in the virtualization switch and boot up successfully. You can use this task to verify the module's functionality.

From the Oracle ILOM CLI, check the module status.
```
-> show /SYS/MODULES/MODULEx fault_state
```
where x is 0 to 11. For example, to display the module status for I/O module MODULE0, type:
```
-> show /SYS/MODULES/MODULE0 fault_state

  /SYS/MODULES/MODULE0
    Properties:
        fault_state = OK
```
If the module is not in state OK, reset the I/O module.
```
-> reset /SYS/MODULES/MODULEx
```
where x is 0 to 11. For example, to reset I/O module MODULE0, type:
```
-> reset /SYS/MODULES/MODULE0
Are you sure you want to reset /SYS/MODULES/MODULE0 (y/n)? y
Performing reset on /SYS/MODULES/MODULE0
->
```
Wait for a few minutes for the module to complete its reset.
Verify that the I/O module is no longer considered faulty.
See Locate a Faulty I/O Module, then return to this task.
Verify that all data cables connected to the I/O module are not faulty.
See Locate a Faulty Data Cable, then return to this task.
Enable I/O module functionality.
Refer to the Oracle Fabric OS 1.0.2 Administration Guide.
Continue to Add the I/O Module to the Switch Fabric.

Verify an I/O Module

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