After installation of the HealthCheck Release Package, you can run the battery test by running the following command:
# isi healthcheck run battery_test_status -v
When you run that command it gives you a status name for the command. Use that command with the view command to check the status.
Example:
# isi healthcheck run battery_test_status -v
Queued evaluation to run: battery_test_status20221214T1439
# isi healthcheck view battery_test_status20221214T1439
ID: battery_test_status20221214T1439
Checklist: battery_test_status
Overrides: -
Parameters: {}
Run Status: Completed
Result: Fail
Failure:
CRITICAL 50 [NODE 1] battery_test_status
* Battery 1 has 0 most recent test failures, threshold is 3
* Battery 1 Permanent fault status is False
* Battery 1 Capacity Degradation 421234 mAh, 42.12%
* Battery 1 Replacement required prior to upgrade
Logs: /ifs/.ifsvar/modules/healthcheck/results/evaluations/battery_test_status20221214T1439
If the Battery 1 capacity degradation field is 41.99% or less, you can proceed with upgrading the Node Firmware Package.
If the Battery 1 capacity degradation field is equal to or greater than 42%, DO NOT INSTALL THE NODE FIRMWARE PACKAGE. Open a service request with support and request a battery backup unit replacement.
In the above example, you must open a service request and replace the Battery Backup Unit before proceeding with the Node Firmware upgrade.