HP Virtual Connect 4Gb Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 12)

Commands 12
healthcheck
List the state of modules in the enclosure. This command is useful if an Administrator needs to know if
performing an action, such as a failover or a VC Manager or OA firmware upgrade, would cause an
outage.
On an enclosure configured for Virtual Connect, the command displays the following:
• Onboard Administrator firmware version
• Power: On, Off, other
• Health: OK, Degraded, Failed, other
• IP Address
• Connectivity Test
• For VC-Enet Modules:
o VCM Mode: Primary, Backup, Subordinate, Unintegrated
o Module Configuration: In Sync, Not In Sync, Invalid
o Domain Configuration (for primary or backup VC-Enet modules): In Sync, Not In Sync
The primary Virtual Connect manager saves the domain configuration data to the backup module in a VC
domain at a regular interval. The 'Domain configuration' state indicates whether or not this data is in sync
between the two modules.
The 'Module configuration' state indicates whether all the modules in an enclosure are in sync with the
primary module regarding the Virtual Connect configuration information.
If a module is being reconfigured by Virtual Connect, or is rebooting, a 'Not In Sync' or 'Invalid'
configuration status might appear. Wait up to 2 minutes, and then execute the healthcheck command
again.
Item Description
Syntax
vcsu -a healthcheck -i -u -p
Parameters:
IP IPv4 address of the active OA in the enclosure*
USER Name of the OA user with privileges to access all enclosure interconnect bays. Minimum
length is 1 character. Maximum length is 40 characters.**
PWD Password of the OA user. Minimum length is 3 characters. Maximum length is 40
characters.**
*In a multi-enclosure environment, this must be the IP address of the active OA in the primary enclosure.
**In a multi-enclosure environment, USER and PWD parameters for the Onboard Administrator must be identical across
local and all remote enclosures in the Virtual Connect domain.
Example
List the state of modules in an enclosure:
vcsu -a healthcheck -i 192.168.0.100 -u Administrator -p password
packageinfo
Extract the package information from the supplied package path and display the following information: