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Am looking at the current version of PowerShell Toolkit (version 2.1) cannot seem to find the cmdlets to create volumes and Vservers. Looking at ZEDI version 2.1 I can see the API to create a Vserver but not to create a volume. Do I have to use CLI for these actions?
Am usings the cmdlets on a Cluster-Mode cluster running 8.1.1.
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New-NcVol and New-NcVserver. You can use Show-NcHelp or Get-NcHelp to browse the Cluster-Mode cmdlets available in the volume and vserver categories.
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New-NcVol and New-NcVserver. You can use Show-NcHelp or Get-NcHelp to browse the Cluster-Mode cmdlets available in the volume and vserver categories.
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Thank you.
If I have this right there are three broad classes of cmdlets: 'Get-Nc*', 'Set-Nc*' and 'New-Nc*'. This that right?
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That's too general a statement. The Toolkit does offer Get/Set/New/Remove cmdlets for many categories, but there are >1100 cmdlets in Toolkit 2.1 with a broad array of capabilities, including many host-side features. Just run "Get-Command -Module dataontap" to see everything.
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THAT is the command I was looking for. Thank you
