Which items are included in common health checks after installation?

Which items are included in common health checks after installation?

• A. Only cluster status
• B. Power supply status
• C. Cluster status, node status, aggregate health, SVM status, LIF reachability, namespace availability, license status, and replication health
• D. DNS resolution

Answer: (C)

After installation, you want a comprehensive view of the system’s ability to operate and serve data. Checking cluster status and node status confirms the control plane and all hardware nodes are up and functioning. Evaluating aggregate health ensures the storage containers are healthy and not degraded. SVM status verifies that each Storage Virtual Machine is running with the expected services. LIF reachability checks ensure the network paths used by clients to access data are reachable, guarding against misconfigurations in IPs or network settings. Namespace availability confirms that the exported namespaces or volumes are accessible to clients. License status makes sure the required features are valid and active. Replication health checks verify that protection relationships (such as SnapMirror and other replication mechanisms) are healthy, so data protection is in place. Taken together, these checks cover the main health aspects after installation. DNS resolution, while important for client access, is not part of this internal health-check set.

After installation, you want a comprehensive view of the system’s ability to operate and serve data. Checking cluster status and node status confirms the control plane and all hardware nodes are up and functioning. Evaluating aggregate health ensures the storage containers are healthy and not degraded. SVM status verifies that each Storage Virtual Machine is running with the expected services. LIF reachability checks ensure the network paths used by clients to access data are reachable, guarding against misconfigurations in IPs or network settings. Namespace availability confirms that the exported namespaces or volumes are accessible to clients. License status makes sure the required features are valid and active. Replication health checks verify that protection relationships (such as SnapMirror and other replication mechanisms) are healthy, so data protection is in place. Taken together, these checks cover the main health aspects after installation. DNS resolution, while important for client access, is not part of this internal health-check set.