Hello,   Re:SSH  Yes you can access the CLI via SSH.   When you login run this command and reply with the results  GrpName> show mem -poolinfoName Status Version Disks Capacity FreeSpace Connections Pool---------- ------- ---------- ----- ---------- ---------- ----------- -------PS6210E online V10.0.3 (R 24 33.74TB 32.73TB 142 default469188)   GrpName>show volumes    Find the volumes you are interested in finding who is connected.   GrpName>volume select show connections     e.g if the volume name is 'exchange-vol1'   GrpName> volume select exchange-vol1 show connectionsInitiator UpTime RxData TxData--------------- ----------------- --------------- ---------------192.x.x.x 100days 3hr 41mi 3.43GB 220.50GB  n 31secs192.x.x.x 100days 3hr 41mi 499.84GB 840.14GB  n 11secs192.x.x.x 100days 3hr 41mi 907.17MB 14.05GB n 1secs   This will show you what servers you have connected to that volume.  Now run: GrpName:volume select show members  Grpname>volume select exchange-vol1 show membersMember Name Contribution (Reported Size) Pool--------------- ---------------------------- ----------PS6210E 2TB default  But AGAIN, just shutting off a member in a group to save power is NOT a solution.   The configuration database is maintained on EVERY member.  So if that member is offline it won't get updated.   If there are not volumes on that member it if its in its own pool then you can DELETE it from the group.  That will reset it and later if you need it you can re-add it and reconfigure it.   Regards,  Don   
Hi i have 4 array disk and 50 hyper-v mounted i need to power off my 4th equal logic array disk so i need to look for which hyper-v is connected on it without accessing on array disk interface !! Any solution  ? Need some help please help
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