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Stage 2: Running diagnostics

About diagnostics  Top

Running system diagnostics helps you ensure that your storage systems are in good working order before configuring your cluster.

Running system diagnostics  Top

To run system diagnostics on your storage systems, complete the following steps.

Step

Action

1

If the nodes of your cluster...

Then...

Use a CompactFlashTM card, and are CFE (Common Firmware Environment) based systems (for example, FAS200 series)

Run the diagnostics program from the CompactFlash card by entering the following command at the prompt:

boot_diags

Use a CompactFlash card, and are not CFE based (for example, F825, F880, FAS900 series)

Run the diagnostics program from the CompactFlash card by entering the following command at the prompt:

boot diags

Do not use a CompactFlash card (for example, F810, F820, F840)

Run the diagnostics program from the motherboard flash by entering the following command at the prompt:

sys-diags
2

Select the diagnostics tests that check all dual-port FC-AL adapters and the cluster adapter.

For a description of these tests, see the Diagnostics Guide at http://now.netapp.com.

3

Boot both nodes and observe the console output by entering the following command from each node's console:

boot
4

Check the status of the cluster by entering the following command on each node's console:

cf status

Result

The following message is displayed on the console, indicating that clustering is not activated:

cluster monitor not initialized
5

Go to Stage 3: Enabling licenses.

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