Health Monitoring Commands
nv show system health Show system health status. | ||
Syntax Description | N/A | |
Default | N/A | |
History | 25.02.1884 | |
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Related Commands | nv show system health history | |
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nv show system health history [file-name] Show system health history file. | ||
Syntax Description | file-name | Show health history files in the system |
History | 25.02.1884 | |
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Related Commands | nv show system health | |
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nv show platform ps-redundancy Shows power supply redundancy policy | |
Syntax Description | N/A |
Default | N/A |
History | 25.02.1884 |
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REST API | GET https://<ip>/nvue_v1/platform/ps-redundancy |
Related Commands | nv set platform ps-redundancy policy nv show system health |
Notes | Supported only in systems that do not require all the power supplies to be connected. |
nv set platform ps-redundancy policy {no-redundancy | ps-redundant | grid-redundant} Sets system power redundancy policy. When the power redundancy policy requirements are not met a health issue is raised | ||
Syntax Description | no-redundancy | No power supply is reserved. The redundancy is not enabled. |
ps-redundant | One power supply unit is redundant to the rest. The system can work with one less power supply unit. | |
grid-redundant | The power supplies are split into two logical power supply grids, each grid contains the minimum power supplies required by the system. The power supplies on the left side of the switch are one grid, and the power supplies on the right switch are the other. The system can work if all the power supplies of one grid fail. | |
Default | grid-redundant | |
History | 25.02.1884 | |
Example | nv set platform ps-redundancy policy grid-redundant | |
REST API | PATCH https://<ip>/nvue_v1/ platform/ps-redundancy | |
Related Commands | nv show system health nv show platform ps-redundancy | |
Notes | Supported only in systems that do not require all the power supplies to be connected. |