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We manage a lot of netapp filers and I was wondering if there is a way for us to get vfiler limit from powershell. Not sure which cmdlet would give me this information. I would like to basically pull this information from all of our filers to ensure that they're all configured properly.
I know in the CLI the command would be:
vfiler limit
Thank you
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Hi, Jonathan. I don't know of an API for getting this info, so there isn't a cmdlet. You might just use the CLI command via Invoke-NaSsh:
PS C:\> Invoke-NaSsh vfiler limit
Current limit: 11
Current in use: 5
Platform hard limit: 65
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Hi, Jonathan. I don't know of an API for getting this info, so there isn't a cmdlet. You might just use the CLI command via Invoke-NaSsh:
PS C:\> Invoke-NaSsh vfiler limit
Current limit: 11
Current in use: 5
Platform hard limit: 65
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Thanks Clinton, this will work perfectly.
