This script uses the cmdlet Get-Cluster to get all cluster resources and their dependencies

Command :

Get-Cluster -Name ClusterName | Get-ClusterResource | Get-ClusterResourceDependency

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References

Get-Cluster

Syntax

Get-Cluster [-Domain ] []

• Domain

Get-Cluster [[-Name] ] []

• Name

Detailed Description

This cmdlet can obtain a variety of configuration and state information about a failover cluster, including the following items:
– State information about whether a backup is in progress.
– State information about whether the cluster is in a forced quorum state.
– Cross-network settings that are especially relevant for multi-site clusters.

To set a common property for the cluster, use this cmdlet to get the cluster object and then set the appropriate property on that cluster object directly.

Parameters

Domain

Specifies the name of the domain to enumerate clusters in.

Default Value:

Data Type: string

Attributes

Name	Value	PSMAML Attribute
Required?	false	required
Variable Length?	false	variableLength
Accept wildcard characters?	false	globbing
Accept Pipeline Input?	false	pipelineInput
Position?	named	position

Value Attributes

Name	Value	PSMAML Attribute
Required?	true	required
Variable Length?	false	variableLength

Name

Specifies the name of the cluster to get.

Default Value:

Data Type: string

Attributes

Name	Value	PSMAML Attribute
Required?	false	required
Variable Length?	false	variableLength
Accept wildcard characters?	false	globbing
Accept Pipeline Input?	false	pipelineInput
Position?	1	position

Value Attributes

Name	Value	PSMAML Attribute
Required?	true	required
Variable Length?	false	variableLength

Examples

————————– EXAMPLE 1 ————————–

 
Get-Cluster | fl * 
 
Domain                           : contoso.com 
Name                             : cluster1 
FixQuorum                        : 0 
SharedVolumesRoot                : C:\ClusterStorage 
DefaultNetworkRole               : 2 
Description                      : 
QuorumArbitrationTimeMax         : 20 
ClusSvcHangTimeout               : 60 
ClusSvcRegroupStageTimeout       : 7 
ClusSvcRegroupOpeningTimeout     : 5 
ClusSvcRegroupPruningTimeout     : 5 
ClusSvcRegroupTickInMilliseconds : 300 
HangRecoveryAction               : 3 
SameSubnetDelay                  : 1000 
CrossSubnetDelay                 : 1000 
SameSubnetThreshold              : 5 
PlumbAllCrossSubnetRoutes        : 0 
CrossSubnetThreshold             : 5 
BackupInProgress                 : 0 
RequestReplyTimeout              : 60 
WitnessRestartInterval           : 15 
SecurityLevel                    : 1 
ClusterLogLevel                  : 3 
ClusterLogSize                   : 100 
WitnessDatabaseWriteTimeout      : 300 
AddEvictDelay                    : 60 
EnableSharedVolumes              : Enabled 
Id                               : 655d3640-2845-4077-a396-9f317f2df60e

Description

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This command displays state and property information for the local cluster in the form of a list.

 

————————– EXAMPLE 2 ————————–

 
Get-Cluster cluster1 
 
Name 
---- 
cluster1

Description

———–

This command gets information about a cluster named cluster1.

 

————————– EXAMPLE 3 ————————–

 
Get-Cluster -domain contoso.com 
 
Name 
---- 
cluster1 
cluster2 
cluster3

Description

———–

This command gets information about each of the clusters in the contoso.com domain.

 

————————– EXAMPLE 4 ————————–

 
$cluster = Get-Cluster; $cluster.CrossSubnetDelay = 1500

Description

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This command sets the common property CrossSubnetDelay for the local cluster to 1500. Alternatively, you can run “Get-Cluster | %{ $_.CrossSubnetDelay = 1500 }” to set that property.