The ONTAP CLI, qos workload show , gives the volume wid number. any powershell command can give me this wid ? ... View more

In the past, I've used Invoke-NcSSH to administer Ontap clusters from a central location.  i.e. I could pull the aggregate list from a cluster using a command like this: Invoke-NcSSH -Controller ClusterName -Command "aggr show" I also created a function to make the command shorter and allow me to run any OnTap CLI command on any cluster from a PowerShell window.  The problem is that it requires Putty >0.70 to be installed (no big deal), but it's really really slow. I thought that Posh-SSH might work better, but you first have to establish a session, find the session ID, invoke a session to that session ID, then parse the output to get the data that I need.  This is what a Posh-SSH session looks like to do the same as what I'm doing with Invoke-NcSSH: New-SSHSession -ComputerName ClusterName Get-SSHSession $var = Invoke-SSHCommand -SessionId 0 -Command "aggr show" $var.Output Does anyone have any fancy ways to make Posh-SSH work more like the way I was using Invoke-NcSSH above?  Essentially, I'd like to be able to run an OnTap CLI command from PowerShell using a single PS command. Thanks in advance for any hints anyone can give me! ... View more

We are working on powershell automation script for the volume provisioning where we found we are unable to add access to the service account as part CIFS share creation by using powershell . but where we are able to provide the access to the service account manually through CLI command. ... View more

Deal All, I have installed ONTAP PowerShell Toolkit 9.15.1 to automate health check report. Executing below command does not show used space both for aggregates and volumes get-ncaggr get-ncvol I m using ONTAP version 9.12.x  but the ONTAP PowerShell Toolkit is at  9.15.1.  m i missing anything ?  Appreciate you guidance.   ... View more