Using PowerShell to determine if a volume in a cluster has data protection

kslee — Wed, 04 Jun 2025 23:23:32 GMT

What is the best way to find all volumes within a cluster that do not have a SnapMirror/SnapVault/Load Sharing relationship? I was going to use PowerShell but I was not able to find the PowerShell command corresponding to CLI snapmirror list-destinations.

thanks,

Ken

Re: Using PowerShell to determine if a volume in a cluster has data protection

mbeattie — Fri, 04 Sep 2015 00:27:22 GMT

Hi,

I think the CmdLet you are looking for is "Get-NcSnapmirrorDestination". Also you can use "Invoke-NcSsh" for any command line operation that does not have a corresponding PowerShell CmdLet. You might also consider querying the OCUM database for this information. Here is an example using powershell (modify the sql query to meet your requirements)

http://community.netapp.com/t5/Developer-Network-Articles-and-Resources/Query-OCUM6-Database-using-PowerShell/ta-p/98184

Hope that helps.

/matt

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