Microsoft Virtualization Discussions - Page 2

sudoline · ‎2020-11-17

Hi All, I need some help for a powershell script. I like to do a report for some Netapp Clusters to receive Information about Name,Ip,Location, Nodes, Nodes IP mgmt ip , aso. and all helpfull stuff How can I extract this data, and the best way would be to do this in a biger foreach loop with multible clusters.. $myCol = @() Connect-NaController $clusters -Credential $ControllerCredential [System.Array]$Nodes = Get-NcNode Foreach($Node in $Nodes){ $x = "" | Select Node,Model,NodeSerialNumber,NodeSystemId,Version,IP $x.Node = $Node.Node $x.model = $Node.NodeModel $x.NodeSerialNumber = $Node.NodeSerialNumber $x.NodeSystemId = $Node.NodeSystemId $x.Version = $Node.ProductVersion.Split(":")[0] $x.IP = $Node | Get-NcNetInterface -Role node_mgmt | select Address $mycol += $x } $mycol

mcgue · ‎2016-06-22

Current Version: 1.5 Clustered Data ONTAP (also known as ONTAP) uses self-signed certificates by default for management of the environment. These certificates have a typical expiration date of 1 year (365 days). This KB describes the process to recreate the certificates: https://kb.netapp.com/Advice_and_Troubleshooting/Data_Storage_Software/ONTAP_OS/How_to_renew_an_SSL_certificate_in_ONTAP_9 This script handles the steps outlined in the article by doing the following: Connecting to a cluster Collecting all existing certificates Ensuring the certificate is self-signed Deletes the self-signed certificate Creates a new certificate with the same properties as the previous one with a 10 year expiration Configures SSL on the SVM to use the new certificate Article link updated by Admin on Sept 29, 2020.

MRoney

I am trying to script the snapmirror failover process using PTK. When I run the following set of commands, # Update Existing SnapMirror and then Break it off Invoke-NcSnapMirrorUpdate -Controller $DstCtrl -DestinationVserver $DstSVM -DestinationVolume $DstVol -ErrorAction stop Watch-Command { Get-NcSnapMirror -Controller $DstCtrl -DestinationVserver $DstSVM -DestinationVolume $DstVol | Select Status } -Until "idle" Invoke-NcSnapMirrorQuiesce -Controller $DstCtrl -DestinationVserver $DstSVM -DestinationVolume $DstVol -ErrorAction stop Watch-Command { Get-NcSnapMirror -Controller $DstCtrl -DestinationVserver $DstSVM -DestinationVolume $DstVol | Select Status } -Until "quiesced" Invoke-NcSnapMirrorBreak -Controller $DstCtrl -DestinationVserver $DstSVM -DestinationVolume $DstVol -Confirm:$false -ErrorAction stop the Invoke-NcSnapMirrorBreak sometime returns with an error: Invoke-NcSnapMirrorBreak : Another SnapMirror operation is in progress. At Z:\Software\NetApp\Powershell Toolkit\Scripts\SnapMirror-Reverse-v3.ps1:119 char:1 + Invoke-NcSnapMirrorBreak -Controller $DstCtrl -DestinationVserver $Ds ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (apfas8200:NcController) [Invoke-NcSnapmirrorBreak], EANOTHER_OP_ACTIVE + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ApiException,DataONTAP.C.PowerShell.SDK.Cmdlets.Snapmirror.InvokeNcSnapmirrorBreak Why does it report another operation is in progress? I just checked the status, and it was quiesced. It does not fail every time it runs, just some of the time. I have many snapmirrors where I perform this operation repeatedly. Many work just fine and then others seem to fail nearly all the time. I can sometimes just resume the snapmirror and start the script again and it runs without any issues on the same snapmirror. Is there some code I can add to check and try again... like maybe 3 times before aborting? Or better yet, does anyone know what I am not doing correctly to make sure the snapmirror is not performing another operation before I request the snapmirror break?

twodotohh · ‎2021-03-30

Using PSTK 9.8 (and this was the same in 9.6) running Get-NcVolumeEncryption gives an error back to say it is unable to find the API, does anyone else have this issue? Trying to find a way of getting the encryption type of a volume, so volume or aggregate. I can get whether or not a volume is encrypted but I am wanting to know the type. Other cmdlets work fine, just this one, I had read on a previous community post this API might have been revoked a while back but this doesn't make sure to have not been reintroduced. Thanks

Joe_Bailey · ‎2017-02-06

Hey Team, I'm trying to put together a powershell script to run a healthcheck on a NetApp Environment and output a document, similar to the way NetAppDOCS works. I'm new to PS and frankly have no idea where to start, any suggestions on how to get going? I want to check things like capacity, efficiency, etc. My goal is to generate a report from a system that doesn't have ASUP turned on that i could hand to a customer so show them the state of their environment...

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