You receive the AutoSupport message, "CONTROLLER TAKEOVER COMPLETE PANIC" from a FAS3250 controller. You suspect a hardware issue. A core file was written to disk.
In this scenario, which two actions would you perform to obtain more information? (Choose two.)
To obtain more information about the hardware issue, you should collect the core file and upload it to NetApp Global Services (NGS) for analysis, as this will provide expert insights into the cause of the panic. Additionally, booting the failed controller to maintenance mode and executing the sldiag command will run diagnostic tests to verify the hardware status and identify any potential issues. These two actions will give a comprehensive understanding of the problem, enabling appropriate steps to be taken.
All the answers are wrong. Collect system log from Service Processor, find the panic string to determine it is a hardware issue or software issue. If hardware issue, replace the failure part. If software issue, use Panic Message Analyzer to find known bug, if can't find one, upload core to NetApp.