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Is there a way to blink the disk led using the DataOntap PowerShell commands? Being near the same as blink_on 2b.18 using an SSH connection.
Thanks is advance.
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Set-NAShelfLight has a -disk option to turn on an individual disk.
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You can use invoke-nassh "blink"
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Thanks, but I found a way to identify the disk using the DataOnTap Powershell commands.
I used the Set-NaShellLight -channel 2b -shelf # -bay #
Set-NaShellLight -channel 2b -shelf # -bay # -off (turns them off)
Works Great.
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Set-NAShelfLight has a -disk option to turn on an individual disk.
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