The FailoverClusters Windows PowerShell module is installed on the Server with Failover Clustering install. To use the
Failover Clustering cmdlets, you have to import the FailoverClusters module into a Windows PowerShell session.
Import-Module FailoverClusters
$cluster = "ClusterName"
$nodes = Get-ClusterNode -Cluster $cluster
$nodes | Format-Table -property ID, NodeName, State, NodeWeight
Get-ClusterNode NOD01Name | Get-ClusterResource
Get-ClusterNode NOD02Name | Get-ClusterResource
Get-ClusterQuorum
Get-ClusterQuorum -Cluster CLUSTERName | fl *
Get-ClusterQuorum -Cluster CLUSTERName | Format-Table -property Cluster, QuorumResource, QuorumType
Get-Cluster | fl *
Get-Cluster -domain abc.ca
Get-ClusterAccess
Get-ClusterGroup
Get-ClusterOwnerNode
Get-ClusterLog
(C:\Windows\Cluster\Reports\)
Get-Counter -ListSet * | ?{ $_.CounterSetName -like “Cluster*” } | ft CounterSetName
Get-Counter -ListSet * | ?{ $_.CounterSetName -like “Cluster*” } | %{ $_.paths }
Get-Counter -Counter “\Cluster API Handles\Resource Handles” -Continuous
Get-Counter -Counter “\Cluster Resource Control Manager\Groups Online” -Continuous
Get-Counter -Counter “\Cluster Resource Control Manager\RHS Processes” -Continuous
Get-Counter -Counter “\Cluster Resources(*)\Resources Online”
Get-Counter -Counter “\Cluster Resources(*)\Resource Failure”
Get-Counter -Counter “\Cluster CSVFS(*)\Reads/sec” -Continuous
Get-Counter -Counter “\Cluster CSVFS(*)\Writes/sec” -Continuous
Get-Counter -Counter “\Cluster CSVFS(*)\Avg. sec/Write” -Continuous
Get-Counter -Counter “\Cluster CSVFS(*)\Avg. sec/Read” -Continuous
Get-Counter -Counter “\Cluster CSV File System(*)\Read Latency” -Continuous
Resources:
Failover Cluster Cmdlets in Windows PowerShell Listed by Task Focus
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