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a month ago
a month ago
Dear All,
How to run a health check on Simplivity Cluster?
If I restart any SimpliVity node after restart How can I verify simplicity node is working fine?
If a network connectivity issue happed then restoredHow can I verify simplicity node is working fine?
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a month ago
a month ago
SolutionHi Ashru Tech,
You can SSH to the Omnistack Virtual Controller, authenticate as a vCenter administrator, then you can run the following commands:
svt-federation-show If the output shows the nodes Connected and Alive then the cluster federation is healthy.
svt-vm-show --violations If the output doesn't show any VMs in violation of storage HA then storage HA is healthy.
Those are the general commands to use to check on health.
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