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FI local storage information

andrewjpalmer
Level 1
Level 1

Can anyone advise which cmdlet is used to see the local storage information of an FI?

I'm particularly interested in the bootflash.

Get-UcsNetworkElement has a TotalMemory property.

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sumbr
Level 4
Level 4

Hi Andrew,

You can use Get-UcsStorageItem cmdlet to get the local storage information of an FI..If you want the  bootflash storage information then you can specify Name as bootflash.

For ex:

PowerTool C:\> Get-UcsStorageItem -Name bootflash

Name         : bootflash

OperState    : clean

Sacl         :

Size         : 16329

Used         : 23

Ucs          : XXXXXX

Dn           : sys/switch-A/stor-part-bootflash

Rn           : stor-part-bootflash

Status       :

XtraProperty : {}

Name         : bootflash

OperState    : clean

Sacl         :

Size         : 16329

Used         : 23

Ucs          : XXXXXX

Dn           : sys/switch-B/stor-part-bootflash

Rn           : stor-part-bootflash

Status       :

XtraProperty : {}

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sumbr
Level 4
Level 4

Hi Andrew,

You can use Get-UcsStorageItem cmdlet to get the local storage information of an FI..If you want the  bootflash storage information then you can specify Name as bootflash.

For ex:

PowerTool C:\> Get-UcsStorageItem -Name bootflash

Name         : bootflash

OperState    : clean

Sacl         :

Size         : 16329

Used         : 23

Ucs          : XXXXXX

Dn           : sys/switch-A/stor-part-bootflash

Rn           : stor-part-bootflash

Status       :

XtraProperty : {}

Name         : bootflash

OperState    : clean

Sacl         :

Size         : 16329

Used         : 23

Ucs          : XXXXXX

Dn           : sys/switch-B/stor-part-bootflash

Rn           : stor-part-bootflash

Status       :

XtraProperty : {}

Brilliant, exactly what I was after. Thanks.

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