FS System: How to Display the Fault Events for the Controller ILOM

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Update Date:	2017-04-04
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Solution 1959101.1 : FS System: How to Display the Fault Events for the Controller ILOM

Applies to:

Oracle FS1-2 Flash Storage System - Version All Versions and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

This document explains how to display the events from FMA (Fault Management Architecture) on the FS (Flash Storage) Controller ILOM (Integrated Lights Out Manager).

There are two methods to display the events:

Using the CLI (Command Line).
Using the Oracle FS System Manager GUI (Graphical User Interface).

Solution

Using the CLI

Log into the FS System:

# fscli login -u administrator -oracleFs <FS IP address>
Display the events:
- For the active events:
  
  # fscli controller -command -controller <controller ID> -commandString IPMIFM -parameters "fmadm faulty"
  
  Example:
  
  # ./fscli controller -command -controller /CONTROLLER-01 -commandString IPMIFM -parameters "fmadm faulty"
  Connected. Use ^D to exit.
  -> cd /sp/faultmgmt
  /SP/faultmgmt
  
  -> start shell
  Are you sure you want to start /SP/faultmgmt/shell (y/n)? y
  faultmgmtsp> fmadm faulty
  No faults found
  faultmgmtsp>
  Session closed
  Disconnected
  
  Command Succeeded
  #
- For the event history:
  
  # fscli controller -command -controller <controller ID> -commandString ipmifm -parameters "fmdump"
  
  Example:
  
  bash-3.2$ ./fscli controller -command -controller /CONTROLLER-02 -commandString ipmifm -parameters "fmdump"
  Connected. Use ^D to exit.
  -> cd /sp/faultmgmt
  /SP/faultmgmt
  
  -> start shell
  Are you sure you want to start /SP/faultmgmt/shell (y/n)? y
  faultmgmtsp> fmdump
  TIMESTAMP            UUID                                   MSGID
  2014-06-16/21:12:22 71bae8ab-dbb2-60ed-cebb-ba135c0c41a5   SPX86-8003-73
  2014-06-16/21:14:51 71bae8ab-dbb2-60ed-cebb-ba135c0c41a5 SPX86-8003-73 Repaired
  2014-06-16/21:14:51 71bae8ab-dbb2-60ed-cebb-ba135c0c41a5 SPX86-8003-73 Resolved
  2014-08-28/13:07:47 8e5f81bc-dd09-e8f5-f1ce-ab8710a3c191   SPX86-8003-73
  2014-08-28/13:07:48 8e5f81bc-dd09-e8f5-f1ce-ab8710a3c191 SPX86-8003-73 Repaired
  2014-08-28/13:07:48 8e5f81bc-dd09-e8f5-f1ce-ab8710a3c191 SPX86-8003-73 Resolved
  2014-10-02/21:36:10 40ef3de6-9fdf-4000-944c-f41d08f873db   SPX86-8003-RR
  2014-10-09/20:07:26 40ef3de6-9fdf-4000-944c-f41d08f873db SPX86-8003-RR Repaired
  2014-10-09/20:07:26 40ef3de6-9fdf-4000-944c-f41d08f873db SPX86-8003-RR Resolved
  2014-11-13/22:20:07 21a6dfd6-9d0c-ca12-b7ea-e625ce16f8d3   SPX86-8003-73
  2014-11-13/22:48:24 21a6dfd6-9d0c-ca12-b7ea-e625ce16f8d3 SPX86-8003-73 Repaired
  2014-11-13/22:48:24 21a6dfd6-9d0c-ca12-b7ea-e625ce16f8d3 SPX86-8003-73 Resolved
  faultmgmtsp>
  Session closed
  Disconnected
  
  Command Succeeded
  bash-3.2$

Using the Oracle FS System Manager GUI

Start the Oracle FS System Manager GUI and log into the FS System:
Select the "Support" tab and click on "System Trouble":
Select the menu "Actions" and click on "Run Controller Command":
Display the events:

For the active events:
For the event history:

Note: To copy this output to a text file, use a mouse to highlight the desired area, use the CNTRL+C keystroke to copy. Then, using a text editor, us the keystroke CNTRL+V to paste.

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