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The screenshot below is Win2012R2 Failover Cluster Volume. Those volumes are mapped from SAN through FC connection. I am trying to get this volume information as shown in screenshot by using powershell.

But I dont see there is any command for getting what I want.

I have tried "Get-ClusterResource", "Get-Cluster", "Get-ClusterDisk" as well as "Get-ClusterSharedVolume" which returns nothing.

Any idea how?

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For CSVFS you can use next command in PowerShell:

Get-Volume | where {$_.FileSystem -match "CSVFS"} | fl *

for regular NTFS + Quorum this one

Get-ClusterResource | where {$_.ResourceType -eq "Physical Disk"} | fl *

Please note that this commands should be run inside cluster member.

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