The fields of interest in the output are shown here:
Chassis:
Chassis: 1
…
Vendor: Cisco Systems Inc Model: N20-C6508
Serial (SN): FOX1325G5G3
Fabric-A# recommission chassis "Cisco Systems Inc" "N20-C6508" "FOX1325G5G3" Fabric-A* #
commit
Repeat above steps for each connected chassis Fabric-A# show chassis
Chassis:
Chassis
Overall Status Admin State
---------- -------------- ----------
1
Operable
Acknowledged
Step 2
Ensure that all chassis are present in the Operable state.
Step 3
Verify the Server Inventory by executing the following commands to see the servers on each chassis:
Example:
Fabric-A#
ack chassis 1
Fabric-A#
scope chassis 1
Fabric-A#
show server inventory
The output is a sample for a UCS 5108 Blade Server chassis:
Server Equipped PID
Equipped VID
Equipped Serial (SN) Slot Status Ackd Memory (MB)
Ackd Cores
-------
------------ ------------ --------------------
---------------- ----------------
----------
1/1 N20-B6620-1 V01
QCI1404A3MG
Equipped
49152
8
1/2 N20-B6620-1 V01
QCI1405A1K0
Equipped
49152
8
1/3
Empty
1/4
Empty
1/5
Empty
1/6
Empty
1/7
Empty
1/8
Empty
Step 4
Verify that all chassis and servers are listed, and that the Memory and Cores match the BOM.
Step 5
Make sure that your Putty session is set to a minimum of 5000 lines to scroll back.
Step 6
At the console session, enter the following command to inventory the server-specific list:
Fabric-A#
show
server inventory expand
Step 7
Review the results to ensure that they include data for all server nodes.
Step 8
Repeat the preceding commands for Fabric Interconnect B to verify redundancy.
Event Logs
Make sure that there no Non-recoverable or Critical errors in the event logs. Enter the following command
to display the content of the log:
Fabric-A#
show fault
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