Oh where Oh where can it be

[pdg]

I'm unable to find this link PowerShell toolkit when I'm logged into the NOW site

[benjstarratt]

Also,

They have a cmdlet "get-nahelp" which will list all the NetApp cmdlets and the related API calls.  Nice touch on the programmers part.

[fjohn]

show-nahelp

Will bring up the documentation in a browser window.  I like it because it lists the categories, commands, and APIs.  For each command it lists detailed information and examples.  If you know which command, and you just want syntax or examples, you can always use get-help as well:

show-nahelp

get-help get-navol

Happy Scripting

J

[benjstarratt · Accepted solution]

Go to this page when logged in:

http://communities.netapp.com/community/interfaces_and_tools/data_ontap_powershell_toolkit

It will be on the upper left side as "Data  ONTAP PowerShell Toolkit Downloads"  When you click thru you will find it as DataONTap.zip (the rest are unneeded).  Just expand to your powershell modules directory and do and import-module DataOnTap.

[pdg]

whoa I was right there earlier reading and my god I did not even see that. this days ben too long