Can't get performance data by using powershell

AllenChang — Fri, 27 Sep 2024 03:09:30 GMT

When I login to ontap system by using ssh,

and use the command
statistics show-periodic -interval 1 -object volume -iterations 0 -summary true -instance vol0 -counter avg_latency

I can get the performance data

But When I switch to use powershell command

Get-NcPerfData -Name volume -Counter "avg_latency" -Instance "vol0"

powershell return "Record doesn't exist"

Why it's different?

What can I do for this issue?

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