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The asg diag command runs a specified set of diagnostic tests. By default, the full set of tests runs. You can optionally select the tests to run. The output shows the result of each test (Passed or Failed) and the location of the output log file.
Syntax
asg diag list|verify|print|except [<Test1>][,<Test2>,...]
asg diag purge [<num_logs>]
asg diag stat
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Show the list of tests to run. |
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Run tests and show a summary of the results. |
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Run tests and show the full output and summary of the results. |
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Run all except the specified tests and show a summary of the results. |
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Comma separated list of test IDs. To see a list of test IDs, run: > |
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Delete the |
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The number of most recent logs to keep when |
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Shows the last summary of the results. |
This example shows the output for the system component tests.
| Tests Status |
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| ID | Title | Result | Reason |
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| System Components |
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| 1 | System Health | Passed | |
| 2 | Hardware | Passed | |
| 3 | Resources | Failed (!) | (1)Memory capacity |
| | | | (2)Primary HD capacity |
| | | | (3)Log HD capacity |
| | | | (4)Boot HD capacity |
| | | | (5)Primary HD capacity mismatch |
| 4 | Software Versions | Failed (!) | |
| 5 | Software Provision | Passed | |
| 6 | CPU Type | Failed (!) | (1)Non-compliant CPU type |
| 7 | Media Details | Passed | |
| 8 | Chassis ID | Passed | |
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