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24 changes: 12 additions & 12 deletions docs/FAQ.md
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Expand Up @@ -6,18 +6,18 @@ This document contains frequently asked questions about Unity-Powershell.

## General questions

**Q: What is Unity-Powershell ?**
**Q: What is Unity-Powershell ?**
A: Unity-Powershell is a set of command on Windows PowerShell that provides management and automation for EMC Unity's arrays. It's shipped with more than 100 commands.

**Q: What can I do with Unity-Powershell ?**
**Q: What can I do with Unity-Powershell ?**
A: The ultimate goal of the module is to give the possibilities to completly manage an array with powershell commands, but for now, only the most useful commands are available.
New commands are added in every new versions of the module.

**Q: Is the module ready for production ?**
**Q: Is the module ready for production ?**
A: Unity-Powershell is currently a pre-released version. Even if the module is tested before releasing, please test it yourself before using it on a production environnement.
Also, alway use the most up-to-date version available as it adds new functionnalities and corrects bugs.

**Q: Where can I get the latest version of the module ?**
**Q: Where can I get the latest version of the module ?**
A: The module is available on the Powershell gallery. It means that you can simply download it with this command:

```Powershell
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Alternatively, you can download the code directly from the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/equelin/Unity-Powershell).

**Q: Which EMC Unity arrays can I manage with Unity-Powershell ?**
**Q: Which EMC Unity arrays can I manage with Unity-Powershell ?**
A: The module is compatible with all existing Unity (Hybrid, Full flash and VSA). It as been tested with code version 4.0 and 4.1.

**Q: Which version of powershell do I need ?**
**Q: Which version of powershell do I need ?**
A: Powershell 5 is mandatory. The module is build around new functionnalites provided by the 5th version of Powershell (Classes...).

**Q: Where can I find help about Unity-Powershell ?**
**Q: Where can I find help about Unity-Powershell ?**
A: Please read the [Getting Started](gettingstarted.md) page and don't hesitate to open an [issue on GitHub](https://github.com/equelin/Unity-Powershell/issues) or reach the [author on Twitter](https://twitter.com/erwanquelin).

## Module usage

**Q: How do I connect to an array ?**
**Q: How do I connect to an array ?**
A: Use the `Connect-Unity` command and provide the FQDN or the IP of the array:

```Powershell
PS> Connect-Unity unity01.example.com
```

**Q: Can I manage more than one array ?**
**Q: Can I manage more than one array ?**
A: You can provide multiple array's IP or FQDN to the `Connect-Unity` command. Be warned that by default every command will be run against all connected arrays.

**Q: How can I find all available commands ?**
**Q: How can I find all available commands ?**
A: Use this powershell command:

```Powershell
PS> Get-Command -Module Unity-Powershell
```

**Q: How can I find help about a specific command ?**
**Q: How can I find help about a specific command ?**
A: Use his powershell command:

```Powershell
PS> Get-Help New-UnityVMwareLUN
```
```
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192.168.0.1 admin UnityDemo UnityVSA VIRT1919K58MXM
```

Now that you are connected to an Unity, you can run commands to retrieve informations and configure your array.
Now that you are connected to an Unity, you can run commands to retrieve informations and configure your array.

### Get informations from the array

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Id Name Pool IsThinEnabled TieringPolicy SizeTotal SizeAllocated Type
-- ---- ---- ------------- ------------- --------- ------------- ----
sv_2 DATASTORE01 @{id=pool_1} True Autotier_High 10737418240 28221440 VMwareISCSI
sv_3 DATASTORE02 @{id=pool_1} True Autotier_High 10737418240 0 VMwareISCSI
sv_3 DATASTORE02 @{id=pool_1} True Autotier_High 10737418240 0 VMwareISCSI
```

You can filter your request if you know the ID or the name of the item you're looking for by adding the `-ID` or `-Name` parameters to your command:
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### Disconnection from the array

You can close the connection by using the command `Disconnect-Unity`.







2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/prerequisites.md
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### EMC Unity array

The module can manage all the EMC Unity portfolio (physical and virtual, hybrid and full-flash).
You'll need to have a valid account to connect to the array.
You'll need to have a valid account to connect to the array.