NAME

Get-DcsMonitor

SYNOPSIS

Returns data for system monitors. Numerous system monitors gather and report status information for managed SAN resources.

SYNTAX

Get-DcsMonitor   [ -Object <Object> ]   [ -Connection <String> ]   [ -PipelineVariable <String> ]

Get-DcsMonitor   [ -Monitor <Object> ]   [ -Connection <String> ]   [ -PipelineVariable <String> ]

DESCRIPTION

Returns data for system monitors. Numerous system monitors gather and report status information for managed SAN resources. Filtering parameters may be specified to narrow the scope of the data returned. If no parameters are specified, all monitors for all resources for the default connection will be returned.

PARAMETERS

-Object<Object>

The ID or object that identifies the resource to monitor. If specified, all monitors for the resource will be returned. For example, to return all monitors for a specific pool, pipe in the DiskPoolData object for that pool (see Example 3) or provide the ID as the parameter value.

Required: false

Position: 1

Default value:

Accept pipeline input: true (ByValue)

Accept wildcard characters: false

-Connection<String>

Alias of the connection to the server group. If not specified, the default connection is used.

Required: false

Position: named

Default value:

Accept pipeline input: false

Accept wildcard characters: false

-PipelineVariable<String>

Required: false

Position: named

Default value:

Accept pipeline input: false

Accept wildcard characters: false

-Monitor<Object>

MonitorData object, name, or ID that identifies a monitor. If specified, only data for the designated monitor will be returned.

Required: false

Position: named

Default value:

Accept pipeline input: false

Accept wildcard characters: false

INPUTS

MonitorData : Object that identifies and describes the monitor and the resource being monitored.

OUTPUTS

MonitorData : Object that identifies and describes the monitor and the resource being monitored. An object will be returned for each resource that is being monitored.

NOTES

Also see Get-DcsMonitorTemplate, Get-DcsTrigger.

EXAMPLES

Get-DcsMonitor | where {$_.State -ne "Healthy" -and $_.State -ne "Undefined"}
		

$VD1 = Get-DcsVirtualDisk -VirtualDisk "Virtual disk 1"
Get-DcsMonitor | where {$_.MonitoredObjectId -eq $VD1.Id}
Get-DcsMonitor | where {$_.MonitoredObjectId -eq $VD1.Id -and $_.TemplateID -match "VirtualDiskDataStatusMonitor"}
			

Get-DcsPool -Server SSV1 -Pool "Disk pool 1" | Get-DcsMonitor
		

C:\PS>Get-DcsVirtualDisk | Get-DcsMonitor | where {$_.TemplateID -match "VirtualDiskConfigurationStatusMonitor"}