What command will view NVRAM install and update status?

The purehw list command is the designated utility within the Purity//FA Command Line Interface (CLI) for displaying the status of hardware components in a FlashArray. Using this command with the --all flag ensures a comprehensive output that includes the state of all components, such as controllers, chassis, power supply units, and specifically, the NVRAM modules. The status field in the output will indicate whether the NVRAM is healthy, updating, or in another state, thereby providing its installation and update status.

A. purearray list: This command provides high-level information about the array itself, such as its name, Purity OS version, and capacity, not the status of individual hardware components.

B. puredrive list: This command is used exclusively to display the status, details, and health of the flash modules (drives) within the array, not other components like NVRAM.

1. Pure Storage, Inc. (2023). Purity//FA CLI Command Reference Guide Purity 6.4.

Section: purehw list

Page/Content: This section details the command's function: "Displays the status of hardware components." The command's output table explicitly lists components including CT0.NVRAM and CT1.NVRAM with a corresponding Status column, which would reflect any update or installation process.

2. Pure Storage, Inc. (2023). Purity//FA CLI Command Reference Guide Purity 6.4.

Section: purearray list

Page/Content: This section describes the command as displaying "array-wide attributes," confirming it does not provide component-level hardware status.

3. Pure Storage, Inc. (2023). Purity//FA CLI Command Reference Guide Purity 6.4.

Section: puredrive list

Page/Content: This section specifies that the command "Displays a list of drives in the array," confirming its scope is limited to flash drives and does not include NVRAM modules.