isilon firmware upgrade
Before you install a node firmware package, make sure that you have the necessary
free space in your /var directory.
In order to successfully install a node firmware package, you must have at least
250MB of free space in the /var directory of every node you are working on.
You can find the free space in the /var directory by running the following command:
df -h
Wed Nov 29 15:22:08 CST 2017
Upgrade Status:
Cluster Upgrade State: committed
Current Upgrade Activity: Firmware
Upgrade Start Time: 2017-11-28T14:18:45
Upgrade Finished Time: 2017-11-28T14:28:25
Current OS Version: 8.0.0.5_build(81)style(5)
Upgrade OS Version: N/A
Nodes Progress:
Total Cluster Nodes: 3
Nodes On Older OS: 3
Nodes Upgraded: 0
Nodes Transitioning/Down: 0
If there are any errors please run "isi_upgrade_logs" to gather more information.
Node LNN: 1 Node Upgrade State: committed
Node LNN: 2 Node Upgrade State: upgrade ready
Node LNN: 3 Node Upgrade State: upgrade ready
Lnns Device Old Version New Version Status
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 CMC_Yeti 02.07 02.07 upgraded
2 CMC_Yeti 02.05 02.07 upgrading
3 CMC_Yeti 02.05 02.07 -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 36
node1#isi upgrade patches uninstall IsiFw_Package_<versionnumber>.tar
node1# isi upgrade patches list
Patch Name Description Status
-----------------------------
-----------------------------
node1# cd /ifs/data/Isilon_Support
node1# vi PRSisiHealth
node1#perl PRSisiHealth -u 8.0.0.5
Dell EMC Remote Proactive Health Check 0.1163
Live Cluster Analysis Wed Nov 29 15:47:39 2017
Cluster Name gucfs38d
Node Count 3
Current OneFS Version 8.0.0.5
Target OneFS Version WARN
WARN: OneFS target version 8.0.0.5 is less than the current OneFS version, performing checks with no target OneFS version.
OneFS Version PASS
Highly Recommended Patches PASS
Cluster Capacity PASS
Cluster Health Status FAIL
FAIL: The cluster health is ATTN
FAIL: Node 1 is reporting ATTENTION
FAIL: Node 2 is reporting ATTENTION
FAIL: Node 3 is reporting ATTENTION
INFO: Refer to KB210505 (https://support.emc.com/kb/210505) for details.
Critical Events FAIL
FAIL: Critical event 2059 for node 2: External network link ext-1 (igb0) down
FAIL: Critical event 2061 for node -1: External network link ext-1 (igb0) down
FAIL: Critical event 2147 for node 3: External network link ext-1 (igb0) down
FAIL: Critical event 2168 for node 1: External network link ext-1 (igb0) down
INFO: Refer to KB210506 (https://support.emc.com/kb/210506) for details.
Jobs Status PASS
System Partition Free Space PASS
Cluster Services PASS
Processes PASS
Node Uptime PASS (0 days)
Upgrade Status PASS
Hardware Status PASS
BMC/CMC Hardware Monitoring PASS
Boot Disks Life Remaining PASS
Mirror Status PASS
Memory PASS
Drives Health PASS
Drives Firmware (DFP 1.18/DSP 1.21) INFO
INFO: Model Firmware DSP(1.21) DFP(1.18) Count Nodes
INFO: HGST HUSMM1640ASS200 A204 - - 3 1-3
INFO: ST2000NM0055-1V4104 BL06 - - 105 1-3
INFO: Refer to KB210512 (https://support.emc.com/kb/210512) for details.
Node Firmware (10.1.1) PASS
Node Compatibility PASS
SmartConnect Service IP PASS
Duplicate Gateway Priority PASS
SyncIQ PASS
Authentication Status PASS
Licenses PASS
Access Zones PASS (1)
Aspera PASS
Cluster Encoding PASS (utf-8)
Time Zone PASS (Asia/Taipei)
DialHome & Remote Connectivity INFO
INFO: Current states:
INFO: ConnectEMC is Disabled
INFO: ESRS is not enabled
ETAs PASS
BXE Nodes INFO (3)
INFO: Nodes that have BXE interfaces: 1-3
UPGRADE ISSUE DETECTED
free space in your /var directory.
In order to successfully install a node firmware package, you must have at least
250MB of free space in the /var directory of every node you are working on.
You can find the free space in the /var directory by running the following command:
df -h
1. Download the new firmware package.
a. Visit EMC online support and download the latest firmware package.
b. Open a secure shell (SSH) connection to any node in the cluster and log in using
the "root" account.
c. Copy the firmware package to the /ifs/data directory on the cluster.
2. Install the firmware package. Depending on your version of OneFS, run one of the
following commands:
OneFS 8.0 or later
isi upgrade patches install IsiFw_Package_<versionnumber>.tar
Earlier than OneFS 8.0
isi pkg install IsiFw_Package_<version-number>.tar
The cluster displays a message stating that the firmware package was successfully
installed.
a. Visit EMC online support and download the latest firmware package.
b. Open a secure shell (SSH) connection to any node in the cluster and log in using
the "root" account.
c. Copy the firmware package to the /ifs/data directory on the cluster.
2. Install the firmware package. Depending on your version of OneFS, run one of the
following commands:
OneFS 8.0 or later
isi upgrade patches install IsiFw_Package_<versionnumber>.tar
Earlier than OneFS 8.0
isi pkg install IsiFw_Package_<version-number>.tar
The cluster displays a message stating that the firmware package was successfully
installed.
After the node restarts, confirm that the NVRAM firmware matches the installed
firmware package. Depending on your version of OneFS, run one of the following
commands:
OneFS 8.0 or later
isi upgrade cluster firmware devices
Earlier than OneFS 8.0
isi firmware status
If the NVRAM firmware still does not match the installed firmware package, you must
run the firmware update a second time. Depending on your version of OneFS, run one
of the following commands:
OneFS 8.0 or later
isi upgrade cluster firmware start
Earlier than OneFS 8.0
isi firmware update
update status
node1# while :; do clear; date; isi upgrade view; isi up no li|grep "LNN\|State"|paste - -; echo; isi up no fi pr li | awk '{if (($4 != "-" && $4 != $3) || ($5 != "-" && $4 != "-")) print}'; sleep 30; done
firmware package. Depending on your version of OneFS, run one of the following
commands:
OneFS 8.0 or later
isi upgrade cluster firmware devices
Earlier than OneFS 8.0
isi firmware status
If the NVRAM firmware still does not match the installed firmware package, you must
run the firmware update a second time. Depending on your version of OneFS, run one
of the following commands:
OneFS 8.0 or later
isi upgrade cluster firmware start
Earlier than OneFS 8.0
isi firmware update
update status
node1# while :; do clear; date; isi upgrade view; isi up no li|grep "LNN\|State"|paste - -; echo; isi up no fi pr li | awk '{if (($4 != "-" && $4 != $3) || ($5 != "-" && $4 != "-")) print}'; sleep 30; done
Upgrade Status:
Cluster Upgrade State: committed
Current Upgrade Activity: Firmware
Upgrade Start Time: 2017-11-28T14:18:45
Upgrade Finished Time: 2017-11-28T14:28:25
Current OS Version: 8.0.0.5_build(81)style(5)
Upgrade OS Version: N/A
Nodes Progress:
Total Cluster Nodes: 3
Nodes On Older OS: 3
Nodes Upgraded: 0
Nodes Transitioning/Down: 0
If there are any errors please run "isi_upgrade_logs" to gather more information.
Node LNN: 1 Node Upgrade State: committed
Node LNN: 2 Node Upgrade State: upgrade ready
Node LNN: 3 Node Upgrade State: upgrade ready
Lnns Device Old Version New Version Status
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 CMC_Yeti 02.07 02.07 upgraded
2 CMC_Yeti 02.05 02.07 upgrading
3 CMC_Yeti 02.05 02.07 -
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total: 36
node1#isi upgrade patches uninstall IsiFw_Package_<versionnumber>.tar
node1# isi upgrade patches list
Patch Name Description Status
-----------------------------
-----------------------------
node1# cd /ifs/data/Isilon_Support
node1# vi PRSisiHealth
node1#perl PRSisiHealth -u 8.0.0.5
Dell EMC Remote Proactive Health Check 0.1163
Live Cluster Analysis Wed Nov 29 15:47:39 2017
Cluster Name gucfs38d
Node Count 3
Current OneFS Version 8.0.0.5
Target OneFS Version WARN
WARN: OneFS target version 8.0.0.5 is less than the current OneFS version, performing checks with no target OneFS version.
OneFS Version PASS
Highly Recommended Patches PASS
Cluster Capacity PASS
Cluster Health Status FAIL
FAIL: The cluster health is ATTN
FAIL: Node 1 is reporting ATTENTION
FAIL: Node 2 is reporting ATTENTION
FAIL: Node 3 is reporting ATTENTION
INFO: Refer to KB210505 (https://support.emc.com/kb/210505) for details.
Critical Events FAIL
FAIL: Critical event 2059 for node 2: External network link ext-1 (igb0) down
FAIL: Critical event 2061 for node -1: External network link ext-1 (igb0) down
FAIL: Critical event 2147 for node 3: External network link ext-1 (igb0) down
FAIL: Critical event 2168 for node 1: External network link ext-1 (igb0) down
INFO: Refer to KB210506 (https://support.emc.com/kb/210506) for details.
Jobs Status PASS
System Partition Free Space PASS
Cluster Services PASS
Processes PASS
Node Uptime PASS (0 days)
Upgrade Status PASS
Hardware Status PASS
BMC/CMC Hardware Monitoring PASS
Boot Disks Life Remaining PASS
Mirror Status PASS
Memory PASS
Drives Health PASS
Drives Firmware (DFP 1.18/DSP 1.21) INFO
INFO: Model Firmware DSP(1.21) DFP(1.18) Count Nodes
INFO: HGST HUSMM1640ASS200 A204 - - 3 1-3
INFO: ST2000NM0055-1V4104 BL06 - - 105 1-3
INFO: Refer to KB210512 (https://support.emc.com/kb/210512) for details.
Node Firmware (10.1.1) PASS
Node Compatibility PASS
SmartConnect Service IP PASS
Duplicate Gateway Priority PASS
SyncIQ PASS
Authentication Status PASS
Licenses PASS
Access Zones PASS (1)
Aspera PASS
Cluster Encoding PASS (utf-8)
Time Zone PASS (Asia/Taipei)
DialHome & Remote Connectivity INFO
INFO: Current states:
INFO: ConnectEMC is Disabled
INFO: ESRS is not enabled
ETAs PASS
BXE Nodes INFO (3)
INFO: Nodes that have BXE interfaces: 1-3
UPGRADE ISSUE DETECTED
