Display the General Health of Components and Systems

1. Access the Oracle ILOM CLI.

   See Accessing the SP.

2. Display the health of the switch components.

   -> show /System -t health
   Target                                       | Property  | Value
   ---------------------------------------------+-----------+-------
   /System                                      | health    | OK
   /System/Power                                | health    | OK
   /System/Power/Power_Supplies/Power_Supply_0  | health    | OK
   /System/Power/Power_Supplies/Power_Supply_1  | health    | OK
   /System/Cooling                              | health    | OK
   /System/Cooling/Fans/Fan_0                   | health    | OK
   /System/Cooling/Fans/Fan_1                   | health    | OK
   /System/Cooling/Fans/Fan_2                   | health    | OK
   /System/Cooling/Fans/Fan_3                   | health    | OK
   /System/Cooling/Fans/Fan_4                   | health    | OK
   /System/Cooling/Fans/Fan_5                   | health    | OK
   /System/Cooling/Fans/Fan_6                   | health    | OK
   /System/Cooling/Fans/Fan_7                   | health    | OK
   /System/Networking                           | health    | OK
   /System/Networking/Switches/Switch_0         | health    | OK
   /System/Networking/Switches/Switch_1         | health    | OK
   ->

3. In the output, identify the health state from the value column.

   See Oracle ILOM Target Health States.

   Use this table to help identify unhealthy components.

   Target Component /System Switch /System/Cooling Fan elements /System/Networking Switch chips /System/Power Power supplies

4. Consider your next step.
   • Perform further troubleshooting.

     See Display Status for Specific Components.

   • Replace the component.

     See Oracle ILOM /System Target Replaceable Components or Faulted Item Replaceable Components for links to service tasks.

Related Information

• Display Problematic Components

• Open Problem Faults

• Oracle ILOM Target Health States

• Display Active Power Consumption