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SDCLI allows specifying an existing or new Microsoft Cluster Services resource group name to which a mounted LUN will be added as a disk resource.
The New-NaHostVolume and Start-NaHostDiskRescan cmdlets mounts a LUN to a drive letter/mount point but doesn't do the cluster portion.
Is there an equivalent to the SDCLI -e parameter in the toolkit or does this have to be handdled with the PowerShell Cluster modules?
Greg
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Hello, you can also use "Invoke-Nassh" cmdlet to pass sdcli commands to filer.
Invoke-NaSsh " your sdcli command"
For more help on this cmdlet you can type in.
Get-Help Invoke-Nassh -detailed
Using Windows FailoverClusters module you can add the available disk to cluster as below.
Get-ClusterAvailableDisk | Add-ClusterDisk
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Hello, you can also use "Invoke-Nassh" cmdlet to pass sdcli commands to filer.
Invoke-NaSsh " your sdcli command"
For more help on this cmdlet you can type in.
Get-Help Invoke-Nassh -detailed
Using Windows FailoverClusters module you can add the available disk to cluster as below.
Get-ClusterAvailableDisk | Add-ClusterDisk
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Thanks Vinith. I thought it would involve a combination of the two modules.
We have a situation where scripting of mounting of clustered LUNs will need to be done without involving SnapDrive.
