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July 24th, 2013 12:00
HI All,
Right now i am working on Snapview Clones and my task is to write a script for clones using powershell. Can anyone help me here. I am new to powershell checking if any body using powershell script in your environments. thank you
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Roger_Wu
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July 24th, 2013 18:00
The CLI commands for SnapView Clone are very easy. You can refer to below links for the details:
https://community.emc.com/message/459297#459297
http://www.emc.com/collateral/software/white-papers/h2100-snapview-clones-wp-ldv.pdf
https://support.emc.com/docu10317_SnapView_Command_Line_Interfaces_(CLI)_Reference.pdf?language=en_US (See Chapter 6 - SnapView Examples. To get this doc you must have a Powerlink account, but I also found there is one copy on google)
I think MS batch file (.bat) is enought for such request. I have no experience on PowerShell, but you can get more resource on Microsoft's websites:
Windows PowerShell Self-Study Guide - Midnight Musings of a Technical TAM - Site Home - TechNet Blogs
Windows PowerShell User's Guide
kelleg
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July 30th, 2013 11:00
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July 30th, 2013 20:00
I believe this has been answered. Would be helpful if the poster could mark it as such.
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christopher_ime
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July 30th, 2013 21:00
Off hand without digging at the cmdlets I don't know what is available specific to clones, but in general, if you are interested in using PowerShell with the VNX (and other supported EMC hardware), first look to see what is available with the:
EMC Storage Integrator PowerShell (ESIPS) Toolkit
There is quite a bit of material on the following community about it including a video series with several examples from Karsten Bott.
Everything Microsoft at EMC
Then as noted above, for anything without a cmdlet (ever evolving though), you will want to look into the references posted above by Roger W.