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NetAppDocs PowerShell ModuleOverview and Usage Guide

Jason Cole, NetApp

May 2015

Abstract

This guide is intended to provide an overview of NetAppDocs and highlight some usageexamples.


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2 NetAppDocs PowerShell Module Overview and Usage Guide 2015 NetApp, Inc. All Rights Reserved

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Overview ................................................................................................................................................. 3

1.1 Available Functions ................................................................ ............................................................... ......... 3

2 Features .................................................................................................................................................. 4

3 Installation .............................................................................................................................................. 5

3.1 System Requirements ............................................................ ............................................................... ......... 5

3.2 Installation Procedure ............................................................. ............................................................... ......... 5

3.3 Initial PowerShell Session Prerequisites ............................................................................................... ......... 8

4 Usage Examples .................................................................................................................................... 8

4.1 Importing the Module .............................................................. ............................................................... ......... 8

4.2 Accessing the Built-in Help ................................................................ ............................................................. 9

4.3 Clustered Data ONTAP (Cluster View) ......................................................... ................................................ 10

4.4 Clustered Data ONTAP (SVM View) ............................................................................................................ 10

4.5 7-Mode ......................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.6 ASUP Data Collection ............................................................ ............................................................... ....... 11

4.7 Creating Differences Reports ..................................................................................................... .................. 13

4.8 Data Sanitization .......................................................................................................................................... 13

4.9 Using Alternate Credentials ............................................................... ........................................................... 15

5 Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................. 15

6 Known Issues ...................................................................................................................................... 15

7 Support ................................................................................................................................................. 16

Version History .......................................................................................................................................... 16

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1) NetAppDocs functions. ..................................................................................................... ............................... 3

Table 2) NetAppDocs-Lite functions. .............................................................................................. ............................... 4

Table 3) Data sanitization options. ......................................................... ............................................................... ....... 14


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1 Overview

The NetAppDocs tool is written as a PowerShell module and contains a set of functions that automate the

creation of NetApp site design documentation. NetAppDocs can generate Excel, Word and PDF

document types. The data contained in the output documents can be sanitized for use in sites where the

data may be sensitive.

1.1 Available Functions

The following functions make up the NetAppDocs module.

Table 1) NetAppDocs functions.

System Type Function Name Description

Clustered DataONTAP

Get-NtapClusterData Gathers data from clustered Data ONTAP storagesystems.

Get-

NtapClusterAsupData

Gathers data for clustered Data ONTAP storage

systems using ASUPs.

Format-NtapClusterData

Parses the raw data from the Get-

NtapClusterData/Get-

NtapClusterAsupData functions and optionallysanitizes the data for secure environments.

Find-NtapAsupClusterId

Used to find the cluster identifier for a clustered DataONTAP storage system (using the cluster name and anode serial number).

Find-NtapClusterAsup Used to find a specific ASUP set for a clustered DataONTAP storage system.

Clustered DataONTAP (SVM) Get-NtapVserverData Gathers SVM specific data from clustered DataONTAP storage systems.

ConvertTo-NtapVserverData

Used to convert clustered Data ONTAP cluster data

from the Get-NtapClusterDatafunction to SVMspecific data.

Format-NtapVserverData

Parses the raw data from the Get-

NtapVserverData/ConvertTo-

NtapVserverDatafunctions and optionallysanitizes the data for secure environments.

7-Mode Get-NtapFilerData Gathers data from 7-Mode storage systems.

Get-NtapFilerAsupData Gathers data for 7-Mode storage systems usingASUPs.

Format-NtapFilerData Parses the raw data from the Get-

NtapFilerData/Get-NtapFilerAsupData functions and optionally sanitizes the data for secureenvironments.

Find-NtapFilerAsup Used to find a specific ASUP set for a 7-Mode storagesystem.

Common Out-NtapDocument Used to write output documentation using the outputfrom the Format-*functions.

Update-NtapWordDocument Used to add Visio drawings and update the TOCs of apreviously created Word document.


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Compare-NtapDocsData Used to create the differences report from two XMLoutputs generated using the Format-*functions

(using the -XmlFileparameter with the Out-

NtapDocumentfunction).

The following functions make up the NetAppDocs-Lite module.

Table 2) NetAppDocs-Lite functions.


Clustered DataONTAP

Get-NtapClusterData Gathers data from clustered Data ONTAP storagesystems.

Clustered DataONTAP (SVM)

Get-NtapVserverData Gathers SVM specific data from clustered DataONTAP storage systems.

7-Mode Get-NtapFilerData Gathers data from 7-Mode storage systems.

2 Features

The features available in NetAppDocs are listed below.

Supports NetApp 7-Mode and clustered Data ONTAP systems.

Creates NetApp site design documentation.

Creates detailed inventory reports in Word, Excel and PDF formats.

Provides a current snapshot of the state of the storage system.

Creates a summary of objects (aggregates, volumes, LUNs, and so on). Can include existing Visio drawings in the Word/PDF output.

AutoSupport (ASUP)

Captures the data for a storage system from the ASUP database.

Note: ASUP data is not as complete as the data is captured from a live system.

Differences report

A differences report can be generated using the formatted output produced at two different times(for config management purposes).

SVM-specific documentation (SMT/Co-Lo type facilities)

SVM-specific documentation can be generated and delivered to the SVM owner, without

compromising the data for the other SVMs in the cluster. Localized templates

The framework for localized template is in place. Additional locales will be supported soon.

Transition planning and assessment (7-Mode)

Used by Professional Service resources performing 7-Mode to clustered Data ONTAP transitions.

Data sanitization

The output data can be sanitized for use in secure sites (data such as IP addresses, hostnames,volume names, and so on). A mappings file can be generated, which provides a reference backto the original string.

NetAppDocs-Lite package available for live data collection only.

The NetAppDocs-Lite package, which only supports the data collection functions, can be used by

the customer if directed by the PS representative (for instance, if a site visit is not possible). Thedata collected can then be sent to the PS representative for document generation.


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7. Choose the installation path (default path is recommended). Click Next.

8. Click Install.


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9. Accept any additional UAC dialog boxes and click Finish to complete the installation (optionallyselect Display the release notes).


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3.3 Initial PowerShell Session Prerequisites

Setting up the PowerShell Execution Policy

After installing the module, the default PowerShell execution policy must be modified to anything other

than the default of Restricted.Note: Setting the PowerShell execution policy only needs to be performed once per system.

1. Open PowerShell window. Click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Windows PowerShell Folder.Right click on Windows PowerShell executable and select Run as administrator as shown below.

2. Set the PowerShell execution policy and verify:

Windows PowerShellCopyright (C) 2014 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

PS C:\> Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

Execution Policy ChangeThe execution policy helps protect you from scripts that you do not trust. Changing the executionpolicy might expose you to the security risks described in the about_Execution_Policies helptopic at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=135170. Do you want to change the executionpolicy?[Y] Yes [N] No [S] Suspend [?] Help (default is "Y"): YPS C:\>PS C:\> Get-ExecutionPolicyRemoteSignedPS C:\>

3. Close the PowerShell session.

4 Usage Examples

4.1 Importing the Module

Import the module only once per session.

1. Import the module.

Windows PowerShellCopyright (C) 2014 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

PS C:\> Import-Module NetAppDocsPS C:\>

2. Verify the module is loaded (optional).

PS C:\> Get-Module -Name NetAppDocs


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ModuleType Version Name ExportedCommands---------- ------- ---- ----------------Script 2.6.0.102 NetAppDocs {Compare-NtapDocsData, ConvertTo-FormattedNumber, ConvertTo-NtapVserverData, Expand-

GzipFile...}

4.2 Accessing the Built-in Help

The module is fully documented using the PowerShell help subsystem. Once the module is imported, you

can invoke the Show-NtapDocsHelpfunction. This will open a web browser to the HTML help files.

PS C:\> Show-NtapDocsHelp

You can also utilize the native PowerShell functions for accessing help information. To show all the

available functions:

PS C:\> Get-Command -Module NetAppDocs

CommandType Name ModuleName----------- ---- ----------Function Compare-NtapDocsData NetAppDocsFunction ConvertTo-FormattedNumber NetAppDocsFunction ConvertTo-NtapVserverData NetAppDocsFunction Expand-GzipFile NetAppDocsFunction Find-NtapAsupClusterId NetAppDocsFunction Find-NtapClusterAsup NetAppDocsFunction Find-NtapFilerAsup NetAppDocsFunction Format-NtapClusterData NetAppDocsFunction Format-NtapFilerData NetAppDocsFunction Format-NtapVserverData NetAppDocsFunction Get-NtapCiscoUcsData NetAppDocsFunction Get-NtapClusterAsupData NetAppDocsFunction Get-NtapClusterData NetAppDocsFunction Get-NtapClusterSwitchData NetAppDocsFunction Get-NtapFilerAsupData NetAppDocsFunction Get-NtapFilerData NetAppDocsFunction Get-NtapToolkitVersion NetAppDocsFunction Get-NtapVserverData NetAppDocsFunction Out-GzipFile NetAppDocsFunction Out-NtapDocument NetAppDocsFunction Show-NtapDocsHelp NetAppDocsFunction Update-NtapWordDocument NetAppDocs

More detailed information on any function can be shown using the Get-Help cmdlet. To display the full

help for a function, use the -Fullparameter with the Get-Helpfunction.

PS C:\> Get-Help -Name Get-NtapClusterData

NAMEGet-NtapClusterData

SYNOPSISGathers all configuration information from a NetApp cDOT storage system.

SYNTAXGet-NtapClusterData [-Name] [-Credential ] [-Port ] [-Timeout

] [-ForceSecure] [-DisablePingCheck] []

Get-NtapClusterData [-AbstractController] [-Timeout ] [-DisablePingCheck] []

DESCRIPTIONUses the Data ONTAP PowerShell toolkit to gather as much configuration information aspossible. This data can be used to automate build docs and health checks. It can also be usedfor historical configuration information.

RELATED LINKS


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https://communities.netapp.com/groups/usps-scripts-and-tools

REMARKSTo see the examples, type: "get-help Get-NtapClusterData -examples".For more information, type: "get-help Get-NtapClusterData -detailed".For technical information, type: "get-help Get-NtapClusterData -full".For online help, type: "get-help Get-NtapClusterData -online"

Additional Notes

By default, no progress or output is shown on the screen while the functions are running (errors will

always be displayed). To enable additional status output, use the -Verboseparameter on any of the

functions. As an example:

PS C:\> Get-NtapClusterData -Name den-cdot -Verbose | Format-NtapClusterData -Verbose | Out-NtapDocument -ExcelFile X:\den-cdot.xlsx -Verbose

4.3 Clustered Data ONTAP (Cluster View)

Perform Collection and Documentation Generation in a Single StepThis example shows how to gather the data from a single cluster and output the documents in a single

step.

PS C:\> Get-NtapClusterData -Name 'cluster1' | Format-NtapClusterData | Out-NtapDocument -WordFile 'D:\Output\cluster1.Docx' -ExcelFile 'D:\Output\cluster1.xlsx'

Collect in One Step and Generate Documentation in a Second Step

This example is useful if you need to quickly gather the data from the storage system(s) and then

generate the documentation at a later time.

Collect from a single storage system

PS C:\> Get-NtapClusterData -Name cluster1 | Export-Clixml -Path 'D:\Output\cluster1_raw.xml'

Collect from multiple storage systems

PS C:\> 'cluster1', 'cluster2' | ForEach-Object { $_ | Get-NtapClusterData | Export-Clixml -Path"D:\Output\$($_)_raw.xml" }

Generate documentation

PS C:\> Get-ChildItem -Path 'D:\Output' -Filter *_raw.xml | Format-NtapClusterData | Out-NtapDocument -WordFile 'D:\Output\Site.Docx' -ExcelFile 'D:\Output\Site.xlsx'

4.4 Clustered Data ONTAP (SVM View)

Perform Collection and Documentation Generation in a Single Step for all SVMs

This example gathers the SVM data for all SVMs directly from a clustered Data ONTAP system and

generates the documents required.

PS C:\> Get-NtapVserverData -ClusterName 'cluster1' | Format-NtapVserverData | Out-NtapDocument -WordFile 'D:\Output\All_SVMs.docx' -ExcelFile 'D:\Output\All_SVMs.xlsx'

Perform Collection and Documentation Generation in a Single Step for SpecificSVMs

This example gathers the SVM data for specific SVMs directly from a clustered Data ONTAP system and

generates the documents required.

PS C:\> Get-NtapVserverData -Name 'vs_nfs', 'vs_cifs' -ClusterName 'cluster1' | Format-

NtapVserverData | Out-NtapDocument -WordFile 'D:\Output\Nas_SVMs.docx' -ExcelFile'D:\Output\Nas_SVMs.xlsx'


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Collect in One Step (Raw XML Output) and Generate Documentation in a Second Step



Collect from a single storage system

PS C:\> Get-NtapClusterAsupData -Cluster 'den-cdot:394e82bf-485c-11e2-86b3-123478563412' |Export-Clixml -Path 'D:\Output\den-cdot_Asup-raw.xml'


PS C:\> 'cluster1:394e82bf-485c-11e2-86b3-123478563412', 'cluster2:dc1505b8-b993-11e3-9ee7-123478563412' | ForEach-Object { $_ | Get-NtapClusterAsupData | Export-Clixml -Path"D:\Output\$(($_ -split ':')[0])_Asup-raw.xml" }


PS C:\> Get-ChildItem -Path 'D:\Output' -Filter *_Asup-raw.xml | Format-NtapClusterData | Out-NtapDocument -WordFile 'D:\Output\Site_Asup.Docx' -ExcelFile 'D:\Output\Site_Asup.xlsx'

Find the Cluster Identifier and Perform the Data Collection

If you do not know the Cluster Identifier (UUID) you will need to search the ASUP database for it usingthe serial number from one of the nodes in the cluster. You can then gather the data as in the previous

examples.

Search for the Cluster UUID

PS C:\> Find-NtapAsupClusterId -ClusterName den-cdot -NodeSerialNumber 700000454908cluster_name : den-cdotcluster_identifier : 394e82bf-485c-11e2-86b3-123478563412sys_serial_no : 700000454908sys_model : FAS6080sys_operating_mode : Cluster-Modesys_version : 8.2.2P2

Collect from the storage system using the cluster_identifer

PS C:\> Get-NtapClusterAsupData -Cluster 'den-cdot:394e82bf-485c-11e2-86b3-123478563412' |Export-Clixml -Path 'D:\Output\den-cdot-Asup_raw.xml'

Find the First Validated Weekly ASUP Set Using Specific Dates and Perform the DataCollection

This example highlights how to search the ASUP database using specific dates and performing the data

collection.

PS C:\> Find-NtapClusterAsup -Cluster 'den-cdot:394e82bf-485c-11e2-86b3-123478563412' -StartDate2014-12-01 -EndDate 2014-12-15 | Get-NtapClusterAsupData | Export-Clixml -Path 'D:\Output\den-cdot-Asup_raw.xml'

Perform the Data Collection Using Specific ASUPIDs

This example performs the data collection using the specified ASUPIDs.

Get-NtapClusterAsupData -AsupId 2015012500120554, 2015012423440127 | Export-Clixml'D:\Output\den-cdot-Asup_raw.xml'

7-Mode

Perform Collection and Documentation Generation in a Single Step

This example shows how to gather the data from two controllers and output the documents in a single

step.

PS C:\> Get-NtapFilerAsupData -System 'mtharvard:30020945!mtmassive:30020946' | Format-

NtapFilerData | Out-NtapDocument -WordFile 'D:\Output\mtharvard-mtmassive_Asup.Docx' -ExcelFile'D:\Output\mtharvard-mtmassive_Asup.xlsx'


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Collect in One Step (Raw XML Output) and Generate Documentation in a Second Step




PS C:\> Get-NtapFilerAsupData -System 'mtharvard:30020945!mtmassive:30020946' | Export-Clixml -Path 'D:\Output\mtharvard-mtmassive_Asup-raw.xml'


PS C:\> Get-ChildItem -Path 'D:\Output\mtharvard-mtmassive_Asup-raw.xml' | Format-NtapFilerData |Out-NtapDocument -WordFile 'D:\Output\mtharvard-mtmassive_Asup.docx' -ExcelFile'D:\Output\mtharvard-mtmassive_Asup.xlsx'

Find the First Validated Weekly ASUP Set using Specific Dates and Perform the DataCollection

PS C:\> Find-NtapFilerAsup -System 'mtharvard:30020945!mtmassive:30020946' -StartDate 10-15-2014-EndDate 11-15-2014 | Get-NtapFilerAsupData | Export-Clixml 'D:\Output\mtharvard-mtmassive_Asup-raw.xml'

Perform the Data Collection Using Specific ASUPIDs

This example performs the data collection using the specified ASUPIDs.

C:\PS> Get-NtapFilerAsupData -AsupId 2015011716380597, 2015011716330550 | Export-Clixml'D:\Output\mtmassive_mtharvard-Asup_raw.xml'

4.7 Creating Differences Reports

In order to create differences reports, the data from the Format-Ntap*Data functions must be saved as

.XML files through the Out-NtapDocumentfunction using the -XmlFileparameter. This functionality is

only available starting with NetAppDocs v2.6.0.

PS C:\> Get-NtapClusterData -Name 'den-cdot' | Format-NtapClusterData | Out-NtapDocument -XmlFileX:\den-cdot_01-2014.xmlPS C:\> Get-NtapClusterData -Name 'den-cdot' | Format-NtapClusterData | Out-NtapDocument -XmlFileX:\den-cdot_02-2014.xmlPS C:\> Compare-NtapDocsData -XmlFile1 X:\den-cdot_01-2014.xml -XmlFile2 X:\den-cdot_02-2014.xml| Out-NtapDocument -XlxsFile X:\den-cdot_DiffReport.xlsx

4.8 Data Sanitization

Each of the Format-Ntap*Datafunctions support a -SanitizeLevel parameter, allowing the use of

NetAppDocs within secure sites. The sanitization options are different depending on the system type and

are shown in the table below.


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Table 3) Data sanitization options.

System Type NumericValue

Sanitization Option

7-Mode 1

2

4

8

16

32

64

128

256

512

1024

2048

40968192

16384

IP Address

MAC Address

Controller Name

DNS Domain Name

Vfiler Name

License Code

Aggregate Name

Volume Name

Qtree Name

LUN Name

LUN Initiator Group Name

Other Servers

SNMP Community StringCIFS Share Name

Active Directory NetBIOS Name

Clustered DataONTAP

1

2

4

8

16

32

64

128

256512

1024

2048

4096

8192

16384

32768

IP Address

MAC Address

Node Name

DNS Domain Name

SVM Name

License Code

Aggregate Name

Volume Name

Qtree NameLUN Name


Other Servers

SNMP Community String

CIFS Share Name


Data ONTAP Cluster Name

Clustered DataONTAP (SVM)

1

2

8

16128

256

512

1024

2048

4096

8192

16384

IP Address

MAC Address

DNS Domain Name

SVM NameVolume Name

Qtree Name

LUN Name


Other Servers

SNMP Community String

CIFS Share Name


In order to sanitize multiple entries, simply add up the numbers.

7-Mode (sanitize IP Addresses and Controller Names: 1 + 4)

PS C:\> Get-NtapFilerData -Name mtmassive, mtharvard | Format-NtapFilerData -SanitizeLevel 5 |Out-NtapDocument -ExcelFile X:\7-Mode_sanitized.xlsx


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Clustered Data ONTAP (sanitize IP Address, Node Name and SVM Name: 1 + 4 + 16)

PS C:\> Get-NtapClusterData -Name den-cdot | Format-NtapClusterData -SanitizeLevel 21 | Out-NtapDocument -ExcelFile X:\den-cdot_sanitized.xlsx

4.9 Using Alternate Credentials

All of the previous examples assume that the user account running the commands has administrative

access to the controllers. If that is not the case, Get-NtapFilerData , Get-NtapClusterData and

Get-NtapVserverDatawill accept alternate credentials through the -Credentialparameter.

If the user account credentials will be the same across all controllers or clusters (for instance, 'root'), then

you can prompt for the credentials once and those credentials will be used for each connection.

7-Mode

PS C:\> $Credential = Get-CredentialPS C:\> Get-NtapFilerData -Name 'controller1', 'controller2' -Credential $Credential | ...

Clustered Data ONTAP

PS C:\> $Credential = Get-Credential

PS C:\> Get-NtapClusterData -Name 'cluster1', 'cluster2' -Credential $Credential | ...

Clustered Data ONTAP (SVM)

PS C:\> $Credential = Get-CredentialPS C:\> Get-NtapVserverData -ClusterName 'cluster1' -Credential $Credential | ...

If, however, each controller or cluster has different credentials, there is a mechanism within the NetApp

Data ONTAP PowerShell Toolkit for caching those credentials. It is possible to save the credential for the

current user or for all users (-SystemScopeparameter). Upon connection to a controller, the credentials

cache will be queried for an entry to the controller specified.

7-Mode

PS C:\> Add-NaCredential -Controller 'controller1' -Credential (Get-Credential)

Clustered Data ONTAPPS C:\> Add-NcCredential -Controller 'cluster1' -Credential (Get-Credential)

Note: More help on Add-NaCredential , Get-NaCredentialand Remove-NaCredential(or theequivalent Add-NcCredential , Get-NcCredentialand Remove-NcCredentialforclustered Data ONTAP) can be found within the help files for the Data ONTAP module. (Import-Module DataONTAP; Show-NaHelp).

5 Troubleshooting

If the execution policy is not set correctly, an error such as the one below will be generated. To overcome

this issue, follow the steps outlined inSetting up the PowerShell Execution Policy section.

6 Known Issues

(cDOT/7-Mode) The ShelfDetails table in the output may show MisassignedDrives. This is due to a

ZAPI issue where the shelf bay information returns duplicate DiskUids. A more accurate method ofcalculating this information in those instances is yet to be obtained. This issue has been identified ononly one system.


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(All) The Visio drawings may get added to the Word document in a different order than what is shownin the Visio file. This is due to an unresolved issue within the Aspose.Diagram product.

(cDOT/Vserver) CIFS Shares: If a CIFS server is status-admin down then ZAPI may or may notreturn the shares for that SVM. There is no pattern to this and similar behavior is seen at the CLI.

(cifs share showreturns the data, but cifs share show -instancedoes not).

(cDOT/Vserver) In the SnapMirrorRelationships table of the output, intercluster LIFs may be missing

from the Get-NtapVserverData function whereas they will be shown if using Get-

NtapClusterData | ConvertTo-NtapVserverData. It is not clear if this is a ZAPI burt or if it is

desired behavior (where the IC SnapMirror relationships are not returned when the ZAPI is calledfrom a Vserver context).

(7-Mode) An error may be reported against a single node system if the cluster (cf) license is present,or cf is disabled for an HA pair (or a more serious node-down issue). Depending on the version ofONTAP, ZAPI may report a generic 'Internal Error'. When this happens there is no way of knowing if itis a valid scenario where this error can be safely ignored or not. So, if you encounter this just knowthat there may be valid situations where this error does not apply and can be safely ignored.

(cDOT/7-Mode) IPv6 sanitization might not be fully correct. The documentation only prefix'2001:DB8::/32' was used to generate the sanitized string, yet to obtain IPv6 enabled systems to test

with. It is not clear if it is working as desired.

7 Support

For any additional support issues or enhancement requests, please visit the communities site

(https://communities.netapp.com/groups/usps-scripts-and-tools)or send an email tong-NetAppDocs-

support.

Version History

Version Date Document Version History

Version 1.0 May 2015 Initial version.
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