ONTAP Discussions

Monitoring vscan on CDOT

PHILIPALBERT
5,605 Views

Hi,

 

Is it possible to monitor vscan using OnCommand Unified Manager or with the Ontap Powershell toolkit?

We are running Data ONTAP 8.3.2

 

Thanks

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

NAYABSK
5,451 Views

Hi Philip,

 

 

Yes we do have command on powershell 

 

 

 

 

PS C:\Toolkit\3.1>  Get-NcCommand -Category vscan

 

 

Name                                Category        Family               Api

----                                --------        ------               ---

Disable-NcVscan                     vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-status-modify}

Disable-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy       vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-on-access-policy-modify}

Enable-NcVscan                      vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-status-modify}

Enable-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy        vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-on-access-policy-modify}

Get-NcVscanConnection               vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-connection-status-all-get-iter}

Get-NcVscanConnectionStats          vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-connection-extended-stats-get-iter}

Get-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy           vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-on-access-policy-get-iter}

Get-NcVscanScannerPool              vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-scanner-pool-get-iter}

Get-NcVscanScannerPoolActive        vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-active-scanner-pool-get-iter}

Get-NcVscanStatus                   vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-status-get-iter}

New-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy           vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-on-access-policy-create}

New-NcVscanScannerPool              vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-scanner-pool-create}

Remove-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy        vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-on-access-policy-delete}

Remove-NcVscanScannerPool           vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-scanner-pool-delete}

Reset-NcVscan                       vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-reset}

Set-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy           vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-on-access-policy-modify}

Set-NcVscanScannerPool              vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-scanner-pool-modify}

 

 

 

Thanks,

Nayab

 

 

****If my reply helped you to solve your issue, Please help to mark it as solutuion to help others****

View solution in original post

5 REPLIES 5

NAYABSK
5,452 Views

Hi Philip,

 

 

Yes we do have command on powershell 

 

 

 

 

PS C:\Toolkit\3.1>  Get-NcCommand -Category vscan

 

 

Name                                Category        Family               Api

----                                --------        ------               ---

Disable-NcVscan                     vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-status-modify}

Disable-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy       vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-on-access-policy-modify}

Enable-NcVscan                      vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-status-modify}

Enable-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy        vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-on-access-policy-modify}

Get-NcVscanConnection               vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-connection-status-all-get-iter}

Get-NcVscanConnectionStats          vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-connection-extended-stats-get-iter}

Get-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy           vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-on-access-policy-get-iter}

Get-NcVscanScannerPool              vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-scanner-pool-get-iter}

Get-NcVscanScannerPoolActive        vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-active-scanner-pool-get-iter}

Get-NcVscanStatus                   vscan           {cluster, vserver}   {vscan-status-get-iter}

New-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy           vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-on-access-policy-create}

New-NcVscanScannerPool              vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-scanner-pool-create}

Remove-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy        vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-on-access-policy-delete}

Remove-NcVscanScannerPool           vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-scanner-pool-delete}

Reset-NcVscan                       vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-reset}

Set-NcVscanOnAccessPolicy           vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-on-access-policy-modify}

Set-NcVscanScannerPool              vscan           {vserver}            {vscan-scanner-pool-modify}

 

 

 

Thanks,

Nayab

 

 

****If my reply helped you to solve your issue, Please help to mark it as solutuion to help others****

PHILIPALBERT
5,416 Views

I was looking for the vscan events, it's not documented but the command Get-NcVscanEvents is available.

 

Thanks Nayab

PHILIPALBERT
5,401 Views

Hi Nayab,

 

That's for an old version of OCUM. Is there something more up do date, we are using version 6.4.

 

Thanks

NAYABSK
5,372 Views

Hey Philip, 

 

 

 

Right now i don't have access to the OCUM may be you can check from the counters you should be able to find vscan option.... Let me know.

 

 

Thanks,

Nayab

Public