Install > SA Core post-installation tasks > Run the health check monitor

Running the health check monitor

The Health Check Monitor (HCM) includes a suite of tests to check the status of an SA Core. For a full description of the monitor and its tests, see the SA 10.60 Administer section.

Run the following command:

# /opt/opsware/oi_util/bin/run_all_probes.sh

Usage:

run_all_probes.sh run|list [<probe> [<probe>...][hosts="[<user>@]<system> [:<password>] [[<user>@]<system>[:<password>]]..." [keyfile=<keyfiletype>:<keyfile> [:<passphrase>]]

Where:

Health check monitor arguments

Argument

Description

<system>

Name of a reachable SA Core system
<user>

Optional user to access the remote system.
The user needs to have sudo permission.
Default user is root.

<password>

Optional user password for <system>

<keyfiletype>

SSH keyfile type (rsa_key_file or dsa_key_file)

<keyfile>

Full path to the SSH keyfile

<passphrase>

Optional pass-phrase for <keyfile>

For <probe> specify check_opsware_version.

You should specify all servers hosting core components in the current core (hosts="[<user>@]<system>[:<password>]) . There are a number ways to specify login credentials for those hosts. For example, if you were using just passwords, the full command would be like this:

# /opt/opsware/oi_util/bin/run_all_probes.sh \
run check_opsware_version hosts="host1.company.com:s3cr3t \ host2company.com:pAssw0rd"

The hostnames and passwords, of course, should be replaced with your actual values.

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