NetAppDocs PowerShell Module 3.6
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NetAppDocs PowerShell Module 3.6

PowerShell-based automation tool from NetApp that streamlines the discovery and documentation of NetApp ONTAP environments
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NetAppDocs PowerShell Module is a PowerShell-based automation tool from NetApp that streamlines the discovery and documentation of NetApp ONTAP environments. It connects securely to one or more clusters, inventories configuration and topology details—such as clusters, nodes, SVMs, aggregates, volumes, LIFs, protocols, snapshots, data protection relationships, and security settings—and produces clear, consistent reports you can share across operations, audit, and compliance teams. Designed for repeatability, it helps you keep environment documentation current and reduces the manual effort and risk associated with hand-built reports.

Key capabilities:

  • Automated, agentless discovery of ONTAP configuration and state
  • Export to human-readable formats (for example, Markdown or HTML) and structured data formats (for example, JSON or CSV)
  • Customizable output to match your documentation standards, with options to filter or redact sensitive information
  • Suitable for scheduled runs and integration with version control to track changes over time
  • Works with modern PowerShell environments and standard enterprise authentication practices

Ideal uses include baseline documentation, compliance evidence, change tracking, audit preparation, disaster recovery planning, and inventory reporting across NetApp ONTAP deployments.

NetAppDocs PowerShell Module is developed by NetApp. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 2.6, 3.1, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6.

You can check Windows PowerShell, Creative Docs .NET, Remote Execution Enabler for PowerShell and other related programs like Windows Azure PowerShell for Node.js at the "download" section.

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