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[network::paloalto::ssh::plugin] - missing mode for raid status
if you have a PA with physical disks it should be nice to have a mode to monitor the raid/disk status using SSH
example with configured raid and failed disk
show system raid detail
Overall System Drives RAID status Good
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Drive status
Disk id Sys1 Present (Micron_5300_MTFD)
Disk id Sys2 Present (Micron_5300_MTFD)
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Partition status
panlogs clean
Drive id Sys1 active sync
Drive id Sys2 active sync
maint clean
Drive id Sys1 active sync
Drive id Sys2 active sync
sysroot0 clean
Drive id Sys1 active sync
Drive id Sys2 active sync
sysroot1 active
Drive id Sys1 active sync
Drive id Sys2 active sync
pancfg clean
Drive id Sys1 active sync
Drive id Sys2 active sync
panrepo clean
Drive id Sys1 active sync
Drive id Sys2 active sync
swap clean
Drive id Sys1 active sync
Drive id Sys2 active sync
Logging Drives RAID status
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Disk Pair Log Available
Status clean, degraded
Disk id Log1 Present
model : ST2000NX0253
size : 1907729 MB
status : active sync
Disk id Log2 Present
model : ST2000NX0253
size : 1907729 MB
status : failed
As you can see in this ecample Disk id Log2 has status failed and Disk Pair Log is Available, but degraded.
Further information you can find here: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/wildfire/9-0/wildfire-admin/use-the-wildfire-appliance-cli/wildfire-appliance-operational-mode-command-reference/show-system-raid.html
The linked page is not very detailed. It should be interesting to have all statuses availabled. I don't really understand what is 'Logging Drives RAID status' ? It's an other raid ?
We have opend a request on Paloalto to have all necessary informations and I will update you asap. documentation is not clear and have no detailed informations.
After reviewing different informations probably it could be the simplest solution to monitor the system led status:
user@PA-5220-Primary(active)> show system state filter chassis.leds
chassis.leds: { 'alarm': Off, 'fans': Green, 'ha': Green, 'log': Off, 'ps0': Green, 'ps1': Green, 'service': Off, 'status': Green, 'temp': Green, }
As you can see depending on the hardware components this will return if we have:
- Alarms
- Fan status
- HA status
- Log status
- PS status ...
detailed information are available here:
- https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/hardware/pa-7000-hardware-reference/pa-7000-series-module-and-interface-card-information/pa-7000-series-switch-management-card-smc/interpreting-the-pa-7000-series-smc-leds
- https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/hardware/pa-7000-hardware-reference/pa-7000-series-module-and-interface-card-information/pa-7000-series-network-processing-cards-npcs/pa-7000-100g-npc/interpret-the-pa-7000-100g-npc-leds