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retrieve all mappings for a server – Originally posted By CMonfet, 12 Oct 2009

CMonfet - I am adding new hosts to one of my ESX farms and Id like to map all the volumes to this new server using powershell.  Does anyone know of a way to retrieve all the current mappings for one of my ESX hosts that I have now?

jbraun - You can use the Get-SCVolumeMap cmdlet in the Storage Center Command Set to get this information.

Example:

Get-SCVolumeMap -ServerName

The output will give you a list of volumes that are mapped to the server specified.

Good Luck!

/jb

smithsprpa - I'll have to play with the example listed in this thread, but I would like to extend the functionality to include pulling all server names, including the serial number and WWN of any volumes on the array and its configured size. Surely some Compellent users out there have already done this? 

~Steve

garyhay - you could pull all the volumes using the get-scvolume cmdlet then loop through the volumes to get their details.

$Volumes = get-scvolume

foreach ($Volume in $Volumes)

{

get-scvolumemap -volumename $Volume

}

Hope this helps