Using Smartkit To Perform Health Inspection; Checking The System Status Through Ibmc - Huawei E9000 Troubleshooting Manual

Huawei Servers
Troubleshooting
Indicators on the Rear Panel
Check the following indicators on the server rear panel:
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7.2.3 Using SmartKit to Perform Health Inspection

Use SmartKit to inspect server health status. SmartKit provides the following
functions:
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For details about the supported server models and inspection operations, see the
FusionServer Tools 2.0 SmartKit User Guide

7.2.4 Checking the System Status Through iBMC

Prerequisites
You can log in to the iBMC WebUI.
Procedure 1 (For iBMC V549 and Earlier)
Step 1 Log in to the iBMC WebUI. For details, see
Issue 20 (2020-09-25)
Power indicator
UID indicator
Network port status indicator
Fan module indicators
E9000 switch module indicators
E9000 management module indicators
Supports inspection for racks servers, high-density servers, blade servers,
KunLun servers, and heterogeneous servers, and allows users to export
inspection reports.
Supports inspection for mainstream OSs including SLES, RHEL, CentOS,
VMware, Ubuntu, and Windows, and allows users to export inspection reports.
Supports batch log collection for BMC and blade server management
modules, and supports SLES, RHEL, and CentOS mainstream versions.
Supports batch upgrade for BMC, BIOS, CPLD, and Smart Provisioning
firmware of rack servers, high-density servers, blade servers, KunLun servers,
and heterogeneous servers.
Supports firmware bundle upgrade by using the E9000 active management
module.
Supports batch configuration for PSUs, BIOSs, BMCs, and RAID controller
cards of rack servers, high-density servers, blade servers, KunLun servers, and
heterogeneous servers.
Supports batch configuration for E9000 management modules.
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Inspection and log collection do not modify data, collect service data, or affect services, and
will delete the collection scripts and files when finished.
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8.9 Logging In to the iBMC WebUI.
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