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Solaris Health Check Script

This script performs a health check of a system by running various system monitoring commands and writing the output to a log file. It checks network connectivity, disk usage, processes, memory, I/O, CPU usage and logs any errors. The script provides detailed system information and diagnostics to identify potential hardware or software issues.

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Solaris Health Check Script

This script performs a health check of a system by running various system monitoring commands and writing the output to a log file. It checks network connectivity, disk usage, processes, memory, I/O, CPU usage and logs any errors. The script provides detailed system information and diagnostics to identify potential hardware or software issues.

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#!

/bin/sh
#this script is to perform health check to the system.
#########################
# Name:
Health Check Script
#
# Call:
Excecuting the script or cronjob Or By Run it Manually
#
# Purpose:
Perform Hardware Audit & Health check on the system to scan and
exam
#
# Created:
2011-03-20/, Samer Odeh
#
# Revised:
0
#
##########################
#/usr/bin/clear
/usr/bin/echo starting
# The Time and Date
TIME=`date +20%y%m%d `
HOST=`hostname`
OUTPUT_DIR=/tmp/
OUTPUT=$OUTPUT_DIR$HOST.$TIME.out
# Create Output File
/usr/bin/echo Creating output file
/usr/bin/touch $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo output file created
/usr/bin/echo
# >> $OUTPUT

############################Health Check###########################

/usr/bin/hostname >> $OUTPUT


/usr/bin/echo Uptime: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/uptime >> $OUTPUT
##checking Network:
/usr/bin/echo Checking Network
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo Checking Network: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/sbin/ifconfig -a >> $OUTPUT
##checking Disk space:
/usr/bin/echo Checking Disk space
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo Checking Disks Capacity: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/df -kh >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo | format >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo
/usr/bin/echo
UTPUT

checking Processes status


############################################################## >> $O

/usr/bin/echo Checking Processes: >> $OUTPUT


/usr/bin/prstat -aR 1 2 >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT

/usr/bin/echo Checking System messages


/usr/bin/echo Checking System messages:
/usr/bin/dmesg | tail -20 >> $OUTPUT

>> $OUTPUT

/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O


UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo Reporting report virtual memory statistics
/usr/bin/echo Reporting report virtual memory statistics: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/vmstat 3 4 >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT
echo Reporting report I/O statistics
/usr/bin/echo Reporting report I/O statistics: >> $OUTPUT
#/usr/bin/echo Reporting I/O
/usr/bin/echo Reporting I/O: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/iostat 4 3 >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/iostat -xPnce >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo iostat -En: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/iostat -En| grep -i soft >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo Reporting System Activities: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/sar 5 3 >> $OUTPUT
#/usr/bin/echo sar -d 3 5 Report activity for each block device >> $OUTPUT
#/usr/bin/echo
device
%busy avque r+w/s blks/s avwait av
serv >> $OUTPUT
#/usr/bin/sar -d 3 5 >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo kstat -m cpu_stat | egrep user |idle |kernel |wait
for Solaris 9 and
earlier versions %wio won t reported as 0 >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/date >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/kstat -m cpu_stat | egrep user |idle |kernel |wait
>> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/sleep 10
/usr/bin/date >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/kstat -m cpu_stat | egrep user |idle |kernel |wait
>> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo report inter-process communication facilities status
/usr/bin/echo report inter-process communication facilities status ACTIVE Semapho
res >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/ipcs -s >> $OUTPUT
#/usr/bin/ipcs -mb>> $OUTPUT

/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O


UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo Checking Swap Space
/usr/bin/echo Checking Swap Space: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo swap -l: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/sbin/swap -l >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo _______________________________________________ >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo swap -s: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/sbin/swap -s | nawk -F
{print used $9
available
$11
Free Memory: substr(sub
11,1,8)/(substr($11,1,8)+substr($9,1,8))*100,1,5) % } >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo Reporting display status for metadevice or hot spare pool: >> $OUTP
UT
/usr/sbin/metadb >> $OUTPUT

/usr/bin/echo Reporting display status for metadevice or hot spare pool


/usr/sbin/metastat >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ###################################################################
############## >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo
>> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo CPU / MEM Log and Overall Log Records: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/grep -i afsr /var/adm/me* >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/grep -i afar /var/adm/me* >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/grep -i error /var/adm/me*>> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/grep -i fail /var/adm/me*>> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/grep -i panic /var/adm/me*>> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/grep -i scsi /var/adm/me*>> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo FCAL Disk and Loop Connection Checkup: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/sbin/luxadm probe >> $OUTPUT
/usr/sbin/luxadm -e port >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo Reporting Crash Files: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/ls -lh /var/crash/`hostname`/ >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ############################################################## >> $O
UTPUT
/usr/bin/echo Reporting Hardware issues: >> $OUTPUT
/usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag -v >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo ###################################################################
############## >> $OUTPUT
/usr/bin/echo script has been finished successfully

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