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Get-ClusterSharedVolumeState



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SYNOPSIS

Gets the state of Cluster Shared Volumes in a cluster.

SYNTAX


Get-ClusterSharedVolumeState [[-Name] <StringCollection>] [-Cluster <String>] [-InputObject <PSObject>] [-Node <StringCollection>] [<CommonParameters>]



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DESCRIPTION


The Get-ClusterSharedVolumeState cmdlet gets the state of Cluster Shared Volumes in a cluster.



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Examples




PS C:\>Get-ClusterSharedVolumeState
Name : Cluster Disk X
VolumeName : \\?\Volume{2297f079-53c2-41e9-94d1-483d61ea94d7}\
Node : ClusterNode1
State : Direct

VolumeFriendlyName : Volume1
RedirectedIOReason : NotRedirected

Name : Cluster Disk Y
VolumeName : \\?\Volume{0312ef48-74c7-4a4d-946e-4bb4a397ad1f}\
Node : ClusterNode2
State : File System Redirected

VolumeFriendlyName : Volume2
RedirectedIOReason : UserRequest

Name : Cluster Disk Z
VolumeName : \\?\Volume{c4689cef-83e3-4f47-9eaf-161a9e31c5a0}\
Node : ClusterNode3
State : Block Redirected
VolumeFriendlyName : Volume3
RedirectedIOReason : NoDiskConnectivity



This command gets the state of Cluster Shared Volumes on the local cluster.