Question 1
Q1A maintenance engineer has just replaced a faulty Power Supply Unit (PSU), a Field Replaceable Unit (FRU), in a PowerScale Gen 6.5 F600 node. After powering the node back on, the OneFS WebUI continues to display a critical hardware alert for the same PSU slot. The node's amber fault LED remains illuminated. The engineer has already reseated the new PSU and confirmed power is being supplied from the PDU. Which command should the engineer run next via an SSH session to the node to gather detailed fault data and determine if the issue is with the new PSU, the slot, or the midplane?
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Correct answer: C
The isi_hw_status command provides a detailed, real-time report of the hardware components and their status, including sensors, fans, and power supplies. It polls the hardware directly and can help differentiate between a faulty replacement part and a more serious issue with the node's midplane or the PSU slot itself. isi status -v gives general cluster status but lacks the granular hardware detail needed here. isi_radish -q is for checking the RAD (Rapid Array of Disks) service. isi event events list shows the cluster-wide event log, which would show the fault but not provide the live diagnostic data needed to troubleshoot the component.