A powershell check script is retrieving Get-NcCifsDomainServer command output and filtering it to see if vserver domain controller connections are more than one The alerts from the powershell script a...A powershell check script is retrieving Get-NcCifsDomainServer command output and filtering it to see if vserver domain controller connections are more than one The alerts from the powershell script are forwarded to OnCommand unified manager generating lots of false positives cifs domain discovered-servers -vserver <vserver> command output shows the vserver have multiple domain controller connections There is no service interruption and all CIFS services are working and available on the cluster
Applies to OnCommand Workflow Automation (WFA) 5.X Certificate Revocation List (CRL) Issue A custom PowerShell script is either slow or experiences a timeout The custom PowerShell script fails with th...Applies to OnCommand Workflow Automation (WFA) 5.X Certificate Revocation List (CRL) Issue A custom PowerShell script is either slow or experiences a timeout The custom PowerShell script fails with the error timed out, Cause: null
Applies to ONTAP 9 Quotas PowerShell Toolkit Issue If a qtree is deleted through the ONTAP CLI, the corresponding quota rule will also be automatically deleted However, if the qtree is deleted via the...Applies to ONTAP 9 Quotas PowerShell Toolkit Issue If a qtree is deleted through the ONTAP CLI, the corresponding quota rule will also be automatically deleted However, if the qtree is deleted via the Powershell toolkit, the corresponding quota rule will remain there, leading to the following error message when the subsequent quota show command is executed Last Error : The specified qtree does not exist. (type : tree target:xxxxx qtree:””).
Applies to Data ONTAP Description Sometimes the Cmdlet output is not sufficient to troubleshoot an issue by using the Data ONTAP PowerShell Toolkit. In such cases, you might require more detailed info...Applies to Data ONTAP Description Sometimes the Cmdlet output is not sufficient to troubleshoot an issue by using the Data ONTAP PowerShell Toolkit. In such cases, you might require more detailed information.