System Setup and Software Installation Guide for Cisco NCS 1014, IOS XR Releases 26.x.x

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System Setup and Software Installation Guide for Cisco NCS 1014, IOS XR Releases 26.x.x

View the status of all metrics

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Verify the status of all supported health check metrics on Cisco NCS 1014, including configured thresholds, health check manager state, and the current health state of each enabled metric.


Check the overall health and configuration status of all metrics in the Cisco NCS 1014 system.

Use this task to view detailed information about supported health check metrics, including which metrics are enabled, their current state, threshold settings, and the health check manager’s operational status.

Procedure

  1. Run the show healthcheck status command to display which metrics are enabled, their threshold settings, and the collector cadence.

    Example:

    RP/0/RP0/CPU0:RP/0/RP0/CPU0:ios#show healthcheck status
    Sat Jun 12 02:00:25.204 UTC
    
    Healthcheck status: Enabled
    Time started: 12 Jun 02:00:22.392972
    
    Collector Cadence: 30 seconds
    
    METRICS STATS 
    
    System Resource metrics
       cpu
           Thresholds: Minor: 20%
                      Severe: 50%
                    Critical: 75%
    
           Tracked CPU utilization: 15 min avg utilization
    
       free-memory
           Thresholds: Minor: 10%
                      Severe: 8%
                    Critical: 5%
    
       filesystem
           Thresholds: Minor: 80%
                      Severe: 95%
                    Critical: 99%
              
       shared-memory
           Thresholds: Minor: 80%
                      Severe: 95%
                    Critical: 99%
              
    Infra Services metrics
       platform
              
       fpd    
              
    Install Custom Metrics
       process-status
              
       process-resource
              
       communication-timeout
              
       pci-monitoring
              
       hw-monitoring
              
       wd-monitoring
              
       lc-monitoring
              
    Use case  
     Use cases are disabled
  2. Run the show healthcheck internal states command to check the internal health state and configuration statuses of the health check manager. command.

    Example:

    RP/0/RP0/CPU0:ios#show healthcheck internal states 
    Sat Jun 12 02:00:55.425 UTC
    
     Internal Structure INFO 
    
     Current state: Enabled 
    
     Reason: Success 
    
     Netconf Config State: Enabled 
    
     Grpc Config State: Enabled 
    
     Nosi state: Initialized 
    
     Appmgr conn state: Connected 
    
     Nosi lib state: Not ready 
    
     Nosi client: Valid client  
    
  3. Run the show healthcheck report command to view the current health state for each enabled metric.

    Example:

    RP/0/RP0/CPU0:RP/0/RP0/CPU0:ios#show healthcheck report     
    Sat Jun 12 02:02:54.417 UTC
    
    Healthcheck report
    Last Update Time: 12 Jun 02:02:46.955241 
    METRICS REPORT 
    
    cpu
      State: Normal
    
    free-memory
      State: Normal
    
    filesystem
      State: Normal
    
    shared-memory
      State: Normal
    
    platform
      State: Warning
      Reason: One or more devices are not in operational state
    
    fpd
      State: Warning
      Reason: One or more FPDs are not in CURRENT state
              
    process-status
      State: Normal
              
    process-resource
      State: Normal
              
    communication-timeout
      State: Normal
              
    pci-monitoring
      State: Normal
              
    hw-monitoring
      State: Normal
              
    wd-monitoring
      State: Normal
              
    lc-monitoring
      State: Normal

    In this output, the state of the Field-Programmable Device (FPD) shows a warning message that indicates an FPD upgrade is required.

The system displays the status of all configured health metrics, including thresholds and current health states. You can quickly identify any warnings or critical states that may need further action.