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05-16-2024 12:59 AM - last edited on 05-16-2024 02:55 AM by support_s
05-16-2024 12:59 AM - last edited on 05-16-2024 02:55 AM by support_s
How to use powershell WSAPI to get controller node information
I want to get controller node information,
but I can't find releate command in user guide
Can this requrement be achieve in powershell WSAPI?
Thanks
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05-16-2024 01:24 AM
05-16-2024 01:24 AM
Re: How to use powershell WSAPI to get controller node information
What exactly do you want to know about controller nodes?
Get-3PARSystem_WSAPI gives you a general overview, with following information about system nodes:
totalNodes : 4
masterNode : 0
onlineNodes : {0, 1, 2, 3}
clusterNodes : {0, 1, 2, 3}
To see a list of all available CMDlets: Get-3parCmdList_WSAPI
Hope this helps.
Dardan
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05-16-2024 01:55 AM - last edited on 05-16-2024 03:22 AM by Sunitha_Mod
05-16-2024 01:55 AM - last edited on 05-16-2024 03:22 AM by Sunitha_Mod
Re: How to use powershell WSAPI to get controller node information
When I use 3par command by using ssh,
I can see many detail information
Can I get the same or similar result in WSAPI ?
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05-16-2024 01:59 AM
05-16-2024 01:59 AM
Re: How to use powershell WSAPI to get controller node information
Unfortunately Powershell Toolkit is a limited tool that does not contain all available commands you will find in CLI command list.
As far as I can see, there's no way to find this information using WSAPI PS.
However, you might want to read the HPE Primera Web Services 1.8 API Developer Guide - there might be a CLI command you can use.
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05-24-2024 12:55 AM
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