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Ontap Powershell CLI for Volume Options

davidrnexon
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Hi,

I've created the following Powershell command to sort through our volumes and their options to produce a list of volumes that have the fs_size_fixed value set to on.

Get-NaVol | Get-NaVolOption | where{$_.Name -eq "fs_size_fixed" -and $_.Value -eq "on"}

This currently works and produces the list below, however is there a way that I can list the volume name in one of the columns ?

Name                                                                            Value

----                                                                            -----

fs_size_fixed                                                                   on

fs_size_fixed                                                                   on

fs_size_fixed                                                                   on

fs_size_fixed                                                                   on

fs_size_fixed                                                                   on

fs_size_fixed                                                                   on

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vinith
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Hi David,

I Guess you can just modify the snippet to $_.value -eq "on" as below and re-run, then it would display volumes with on value, can you give this a try and see if it helps

 

Get-NaVol | select @{l='VolumeName';e={$_.name}},@{l='Volume Property Name';e={Get-NaVoloption $_.name | Where-Object {$_.name -eq "fs_size_fixed" -and $_.value -eq "on"} | select -ExpandProperty name}}, `

@{l='Volume Property Value';e={Get-NaVoloption $_.name | Where-Object {$_.name -eq "fs_size_fixed" -and $_.value -eq "on"} | select -ExpandProperty value}} | `

?{$_."Volume Property Value" -eq "on"}

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vinith
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Hi David, you can create custom tables with select object expressions in powershell to get the required output, here's the code which would give the required output

Get-NaVol | select @{l='VolumeName';e={$_.name}},@{l='Volume Property Name';e={Get-NaVoloption $_.name | Where-Object {$_.name -eq "fs_size_fixed" -and $_.value -eq "off"} | select -ExpandProperty name}}, `

@{l='Volume Property Value';e={Get-NaVoloption $_.name | Where-Object {$_.name -eq "fs_size_fixed" -and $_.value -eq "off"} | select -ExpandProperty value}}

Below is a screencap pasted for the output for this command which emits objects as output.

davidrnexon
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Hi Vinith, thanks for that we are almost there. As the output ends up listing on and off values. If you set one of your demo volumes fs_size_fixed to on and then run the same command you will see that the volumes that are set to on, will display <> under the column Volume Property Name and Volume Property Value. If possible I just want to show volumes with the on value ?

vinith
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Hi David,

I Guess you can just modify the snippet to $_.value -eq "on" as below and re-run, then it would display volumes with on value, can you give this a try and see if it helps

 

Get-NaVol | select @{l='VolumeName';e={$_.name}},@{l='Volume Property Name';e={Get-NaVoloption $_.name | Where-Object {$_.name -eq "fs_size_fixed" -and $_.value -eq "on"} | select -ExpandProperty name}}, `

@{l='Volume Property Value';e={Get-NaVoloption $_.name | Where-Object {$_.name -eq "fs_size_fixed" -and $_.value -eq "on"} | select -ExpandProperty value}} | `

?{$_."Volume Property Value" -eq "on"}

davidrnexon
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excellent thanks Vinith that last one worked with the additional ?{$_."Volume Property Value" -eq "on"}

You might guess my next question, I want to set all the volumes that have fs_size_fixed with a value of on to off, will the following work

$volumes = Get-NaVol | select @{l='VolumeName';e={$_.name}},@{l='Volume Property Name';e={Get-NaVoloption $_.name | Where-Object {$_.name -eq "fs_size_fixed" -and $_.value -eq "on"} | select -ExpandProperty name}},@{l='Volume Property Value';e={Get-NaVoloption $_.name | Where-Object {$_.name -eq "fs_size_fixed" -and $_.value -eq "on"} | select -ExpandProperty value}} | ?{$_."Volume Property Value" -eq "on"}

$volumes | Set-NaVolOption fs_size_fixed off


vinith
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Hi David,

Please try below and let me know if it works.

$volumes | ForEach-Object { Set-NaVolOption -Name $_.VolumeName -Key $_."Volume Property Name" -Value off }

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