Has anyone used Powershell Toolkit with FSXN filesystems.
$vServers = Get-Ncvserver
$vServers
I am able to connect to the to the filesystem management, the command executes, but it only returns one single vserver instance, we have 6 instances?
#Netapp Powershell Toolkit - FSXN - Get-vserver
oblique latch
shell scarab
Question.
Did you connect to the cluster, or a specific vserver?
oblique latch
With FSXn I am not sure you can connect to the cluster, it is management SVM though.
fallen swan
getting SVMs from the context of an SVM will only return the $self svm. It's the scope off the end-point. To see others, connect the the cluster managment LIF. I don't know what the FSx nomenclature for that would be.
@pale hemlock - Do you have any ideas?
fickle pumice
Sorry for not seeing this earlier (not in a channel I look at much 😁 ).
But if you connect to the FSxN filesystem via the management LIF and login with your fsxadmin credentials:
PS C:\Users\Administrator> Connect-NcController management.fs-1234567890abcdef.fsx.us-west-2.amazonaws.com
Name Address Vserver Version
---- ------- ------- -------
management.fs-00a... 172.30.8.71 NetApp Release 9.14.1P5: Sat May 18 19:42:16 UTC 2024
Then you should have access to see all of the SVMs on the filesystem:
PS C:\Users\Administrator> Get-Ncvserver
Vserver State VserverType Comment
------- ----- ----------- -------
svm01 running
svm02 running
svm03 running
Thank you Taylor, I was doing that, but I was also using an very old version of the Netapp Toolkit. I upgraded and it worked as expected.