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Hello!
With the command New-NaVol I can create a new volume on the NetApp Filer.
But this doesn't work direct on a vFiler. Is there any other cmdlet, which adds the created volume to a specific vFiler?
Thanks in advance.
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You can use the Set-NaVfilerStorage cmdlet to add volumes to a vfiler.
For example, to add the volume tmpvol to the vfiler vfiler1:
PS C:\> Set-NaVfilerStorage -AddStorage /vol/tmpvol -Name vfiler1
Name Status Ipspace VfnetCount VfstoreCount AdminHost
---- ------ ------- ---------- ------------ ---------
vfiler1 running default-ipspace 1 2
PS C:\> Get-NaVfiler vfiler1 | select -ExpandProperty VfStores
IsEtc Path Status
----- ---- ------
True /vol/vfiler1 online
False /vol/tmpvol online
Hope that helps!
-Steven
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You can use the Set-NaVfilerStorage cmdlet to add volumes to a vfiler.
For example, to add the volume tmpvol to the vfiler vfiler1:
PS C:\> Set-NaVfilerStorage -AddStorage /vol/tmpvol -Name vfiler1
Name Status Ipspace VfnetCount VfstoreCount AdminHost
---- ------ ------- ---------- ------------ ---------
vfiler1 running default-ipspace 1 2
PS C:\> Get-NaVfiler vfiler1 | select -ExpandProperty VfStores
IsEtc Path Status
----- ---- ------
True /vol/vfiler1 online
False /vol/tmpvol online
Hope that helps!
-Steven
