Sensors detect fault conditions on each module. If a fault occurs, an alarm is raised. Use this task to display the presence or absence of a fault condition on a module.
-> show /SYS/MODULES/ /SYS/MODULES Targets: MODULE0 MODULE1 MODULE3 MODULE5 MODULE6 MODULE10
I/O modules in the virtualization switch are numbered 0 to 11 with Module 0 occupying the first (left most) physical slot.
show /System/Networking/Modules/Module_X health
where X is a number between 0 or 11 that corresponds to the module slot for which you want to display information.
For example, to display the health for module 3, type:
-> show /System/Networking/Modules/Module_3 health /System/Networking/Modules/Module_3 Properties: health = OK
show /System/Networking/Modules/Module_X health
where X is a number between 0 or 11 that corresponds to the module slot for which you want to display information.
For example, to display the detailed health for module 3, type:
-> show /System/Networking/Modules/Module_3/ health_details /System/Networking/Modules/Module_3 Properties: health_details = -
Between the module health and health_state, you can determine if the module is operating correctly. In this example, the absence of specific values indicates that the module is operating in a healthy state.
show /SYS/MODULES/MODULEX/FAULT
where X is a number between 0 or 11 that corresponds to the module slot for which you want to display information.
For example, to display the fault state for module 3, type:
-> show /SYS/MODULES/MODULE3/FAULT /SYS/MODULES/MODULE3/FAULT Targets: Properties: type = Module ipmi_name = MODULE3/FAULT class = Discrete Sensor value = State Deasserted alarm_status = cleared
In this example, the module sensor is in Deasserted state, so the module is not experiencing a fault condition. For information about module sensor states, see Oracle ILOM Module Targets Overview.