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Volume Search script – Originally posted By bmiddaugh, 18 Jul 2011

bmiddaugh - I took the script from here: http://braunblog.com/2010/03/03/search-your-compellent-storage-center-using-windows-powershell/

 and made some changes to search for volumes. This script will search for a key word in a volume name and give you:

VolumeIndex VolumeName          LogicalPath         Mappings

----------- ----------          -----------         --------

 

If you run the script and use *keyword* the script will search for that keyword in your volume names.

PS C:\scripts> .\findvolumeindex.ps1

Enter the volume you want to search for (wildcards OK): *view*

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# This sample script is provided "as is" with no warranty whatsoever;

# you assume all responsibilty of the consequences of use.

####################################################################################

#This script will search for a key word in a volume name and give you:

#

#        VolumeIndex VolumeName          LogicalPath         Mappings

#        ----------- ----------          -----------         --------

#

####################################################################################

$scname = Read-Host "What Storage Center do you want to search? (IP or hostname)"

$scusername = Read-Host "What is the username for your account on this Storage Center?"

$scpassword = Read-Host -AsSecureString -Prompt "What is the password?"

$ErrorActionPreference = "SilentlyContinue"

$compSnapinName = "Compellent.StorageCenter.PSSnapin"

$searchterm = Read-Host "Enter the volume you want to search for (wildcards OK)"

 

# ****** FUNCTIONS USED IN THE MAIN SCRIPT ********

# Check that the snapin is loaded

function CheckForSnapin

{

    param([string]$snapinName)

    $SnapinLoaded = $FALSE

    $currentSnapins = $null

    $currentSnapins = Get-PSSnapin

    foreach ($snapin in $currentSnapins)

    {

        if ($snapin.Name -eq $snapinName)

        {

            $SnapinLoaded = $TRUE

        }

    }

    $SnapinLoaded

}

# ****** MAIN SCRIPT STARTS HERE ********

# Check for Snapin and load if needed

$snapinLoaded = CheckForSnapin -snapinName $compSnapinName

if ($snapinLoaded -eq $FALSE)

{

    Add-PSSnapIn $compSnapinName

    $snapinLoaded = CheckForSnapin -snapinName $compSnapinName

    if ($snapinLoaded -eq $FALSE)

    {

        Write-Host "Unable to load the Compellent PowerShell Snapin - exiting" -Fore Red

        break;

    }

}

# Connect to the Compellent controller

$connected = Get-SCConnection -HostName $schost -User $scuser -Password $scpass -Default

if ($connected.Host -ne $schost)

{

    Write-Host "Unable to connect to the Compellent controller $schost as user $scuser - exiting" -Fore Red

    break;

}

# Valid parameter found - start script

# Instantiate connection

Write-Host "`nOpening connection...";

try

{

       $conn = Get-SCConnection -HostName $scname -User $scusername -Password $scpassword;

}

catch

{

       Write-Host "Error: " $_;

       Break;

}

Write-Host "Connection established to $scname...";

# What are we searching for?

              # Find a volume

              $vols = Get-SCVolume -Connection $conn | where { $_.Name -like $searchterm }

              if($vols -ne $null)

              {

                     # Found some objects that might match

                     Write-Host "`nThe following volumes might match your query:"

                     foreach($vol in $vols)

                     {

                           # Create an output object for table formatting

                           $obj = new-Object PSObject;

                           # Add member properties with their name and value pair

               $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty VolumeIndex($vol.Index);

                           $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty VolumeName($vol.Name);

                           $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty LogicalPath($vol.LogicalPath);

                           #Get Mappings to volume

                           $mappings = Get-SCVolumeMap -VolumeIndex $vol.Index -Connection $conn

                           if($mappings -ne $null)

                           {

                                  $maps = ""

                                  foreach($mapping in $mappings)

                                  {

                                         $maps += $mapping.ServerName + " "

                                  }

                                  $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Mappings($maps);

                           }

                           else

                           {

                                  # No mappings found

                                  $obj | Add-Member NoteProperty Mappings("None");

                           }

                           # Write the output to the screen

                           Write-Output $obj;

                     }

              }

              else

              {

                     # No objects found

                     Write-Host "`nSorry, no objects were found that match your query."

              }