Hi ,
I'm running version 2.1 of the powershell toolkit, is there a cmdlet that give me the same information as the "cifs stat" command run from the console?
For Example:
cifs stat
reject 0 0%
mkdir 0 0%
rmdir 0 0%
open 0 0%
create 0 0%
close 627 2%
X&close 0 0%
flush 0 0%
X&flush 0 0%
delete 0 0%
rename 1 0%
NTRename 0 0%
getatr 0 0%
setatr 0 0%
read 0 0%
X&read 0 0%
write 0 0%
X&write 0 0%
lock 0 0%
unlock 0 0%
mknew 0 0%
chkpth 0 0%
exit 0 0%
lseek 0 0%
lockread 0 0%
X&lockread 0 0%
writeunlock 0 0%
readbraw 0 0%
writebraw 0 0%
writec 0 0%
gettattre 0 0%
settattre 0 0%
lockingX 1 0%
IPC 233 1%
open2 0 0%
find_first2 116 0%
find_next2 9 0%
query_fs_info 264 1%
query_path_info 789 3%
set_path_info 0 0%
query_file_info 847 3%
set_file_info 260 1%
create_dir2 0 0%
Dfs_referral 563 2%
Dfs_report 0 0%
echo 0 0%
writeclose 0 0%
openX 0 0%
readX 413 1%
writeX 3523 11%
findclose 0 0%
tcon 0 0%
tdis 499 2%
negprot 1911 6%
login 5919 19%
logout 2777 9%
tconX 11530 37%
dskattr 0 0%
search 0 0%
fclose 3 0%
NTCreateX 733 2%
NTTransCreate 0 0%
NTTransIoctl 0 0%
NTTransNotify 285 1%
NTTransSetSec 0 0%
NTTransQuerySec 0 0%
NTNamedPipeMulti 0 0%
NTCancel CN 16 0%
NTCancel Other 0 0%
SMB2Echo 0 0%
SMB2Negprot 0 0%
SMB2TreeConnnect 0 0%
SMB2TreeDisconnect 0 0%
SMB2Login 0 0%
SMB2Create 0 0%
SMB2Read 0 0%
SMB2Write 0 0%
SMB2Lock 0 0%
SMB2Unlock 0 0%
SMB2OplkBrkAck 0 0%
SMB2ChgNfy 0 0%
SMB2CLose 0 0%
SMB2Flush 0 0%
SMB2Logout 0 0%
SMB2Cancel 0 0%
SMB2IPCCreate 0 0%
SMB2IPCRead 0 0%
SMB2IPCWrite 0 0%
SMB2QueryDir 0 0%
SMB2QueryFileBasicInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFileStndInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFileIntInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFileEAInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFileFEAInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFileModeInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryAltNameInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFileStreamInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryNetOpenInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryAttrTagInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryAccessInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFileUnsupported 0 0%
SMB2QueryFileInvalid 0 0%
SMB2QueryFSVolInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFSSizeInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFSDevInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFSAttrInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFSFullSzInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFSObjIdInfo 0 0%
SMB2QueryFSInvalid 0 0%
SMB2QuerySecurityInfo 0 0%
SMB2SetBasicInfo 0 0%
SMB2SetRenameInfo 0 0%
SMB2SetFileLinkInfo 0 0%
SMB2SetFileDispInfo 0 0%
SMB2SetFullEAInfo 0 0%
SMB2SetModeInfo 0 0%
SMB2SetAllocInfo 0 0%
SMB2SetEOFInfo 0 0%
SMB2SetUnsupported 0 0%
SMB2SetInfoInvalid 0 0%
SMB2SetSecurityInfo 0 0%
SMB2FsctlPipeTransceive 0 0%
SMB2FsctlPipePeek 0 0%
SMB2FsctlEnumSnapshots 0 0%
SMB2FsctlDfsReferrals 0 0%
SMB2FsctlSetSparse 0 0%
SMB2FsctlSecureShare 0 0%
SMB2FsctlFileUnsupported 0 0%
SMB2FsctlIpcUnsupported 0 0%
cancel lock 0
wait lock 0
copy to align 1
alignedSmall 2545
alignedLarge 2544
alignedSmallRel 0
alignedLargeRel 0
FidHashAllocs 1
TidHashAllocs 0
UidHashAllocs 0
mbufWait 0
nbtWait 0
pBlkWait 0
BackToBackCPWait 0
cwaWait 0
short msg prevent 0
multipleVCs 437
SMB signing 0
mapped null user 0
PDCupcalls 0
nosupport 0
read pipe busy 0
write pipe busy 0
trans pipe busy 0
read pipe broken 0
write pipe broken 0
trans pipe broken 0
queued writeraw 0
nbt disconnect 1911
smb disconnect 3
dup disconnect 0
OpLkBkXorBatchToL2 1
OpLkBkXorBatchToNone 0
OpLkBkL2ToNone 0
OpLkBkNoBreakAck 0
OpLkBkNoBreakAck95 0
OpLkBkNoBreakAckNT 0
OpLkBkIgnoredAck 0
OpLkBkWaiterTimedOut 0
OpLkBkDelayedBreak 0
SharingErrorRetries 0
FoldAttempts 0
FoldRenames 0
FoldRenameFailures 0
FoldOverflows 0
FoldDuplicates 0
FoldWAFLTooBusy 0
NoAllocCredStat 0
RetryRPCcollision 0
TconCloseTID 0
GetNTAPExtAttrs 0
SetNTAPExtAttrs 0
SearchBusy 0
ChgNfyNoMemory 0
ChgNfyNewWatch 16
ChgNfyLastWatch 16
UsedMIDTblCreated 0
UnusedMIDTblCreated 0
InvalidMIDRejects 0
SMB2InvalidSignature 0
SMB2DurableCreateReceived 0
SMB2DurableCreateSucceeded 0
SMB2DurableReclaimReceived 0
SMB2DurableReclaimSucceeded 0
SMB2DurableHandlePreserved 0
SMB2DurableHandlePurged 0
SMB2DurableHandleExpired 0
SMB2FileDirInfo 0
SMB2FileFullDirInfo 0
SMB2FileIdFullDirInfo 0
SMB2FileBothDirInfo 0
SMB2FileIdBothDirInfo 0
SMB2FileNamesInfo 0
SMB2FileDirUnsupported 0
SMB2QueryInfo 0
SMB2SetInfo 0
SMB2Ioctl 0
SMB2RelatedCompRequest 0
SMB2UnRelatedCompRequest 0
SMB2FileRequest 0
SMB2PipeRequest 0
SMB2_1_LeaseBreaks 0
SMB2_1_LeaseUpgrades 0
SMB2_1_LeaseBreakExcuses 0
SMB2_1_LeaseBreakAckTimeouts 0
SMB2_1_HandleLeaseBreaks 0
SMB2_1_LeaseBreaksToNone 0
SMB2_1_LeaseBreakAcksIgnored 0
SMB2nosupport 0
Max Multiplex = 1, Max pBlk Exhaust = 0, Max pBlk Reserve Exhaust = 0
Max FIDs = 126, Max FIDs on one tree = 127
Max Searches on one tree = 1, Max Core Searches on one tree = 0
Max sessions = 5
Max trees = 4
Max shares = 5
Max session UIDs = 2, Max session TIDs = 2
Max locks = 126
Max credentials = 4
Max group SIDs per credential = 272
Max pBlks = 4144 Current pBlks = 4144 Num Logons = 0
Max reserved pBlks = 32 Current reserved pBlks = 32
Max gAuthQueue depth = 2
Max gSMBBlockingQueue depth = 2
Max gSMBTimerQueue depth = 7
Max gSMBAlfQueue depth = 1
Max gSMBRPCWorkerQueue depth = 1
Max gOffloadQueue depth = 2
Local groups: builtins = 6, user-defined = 4, SIDs = 16
RPC group count = 10, RPC group active count = 0
Max Watched Directories = 3, Current Watched Directories = 0
Max Pending ChangeNotify Requests = 3, Current Pending ChangeNotify Requests = 0
Max Pending DeleteOnClose Requests = 12432, Current Pending DeleteOnClose Requests = 0
Is there a powershell cmdlet that displays this information?
I looked at get-nacifsstatistics - but that displays the top cifs clients, not the actual cifs service statistics.
If there isnt a cmdlet is there an easy way that I can get this info in a powershell script?
Thanks
Neil.
