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10.10.2 Get-StoragePool The Get-StoragePool cmdlet can be run on any node to determine available space in the shared storage pool. In the following example, the cluster has 58.45TB of capacity and 12.06TB used space. PS> Get-StoragePool -IsPrimordial $False FriendlyName Status Health Primordial ReadOnly Size AllocatedSize ------------ S2D on Cluster-01 OK Healthy False False 58.45 TB 12.06 TB 10.10.3 Get-VirtualDisk Use the Get-VirtualDisk cmdlet to view storage volumes created, redundancy, size, footprint on the storage pool, and storage efficiency. The output below shows the two volumes created in Section 9.12 configured with three-way mirroring. The redundancy configuration is the S2D default for the four-node cluster used in this guide. For more information, see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsserver/storage/storage-spaces/storage-spaces-fault-tolerance. PS> Get-VirtualDisk FriendlyName ResilSetting Redund Status Health ClusterPerfHist Mirror 2 OK Healthy Volume2 Mirror 2 OK Healthy Volume1 Mirror 2 OK Healthy Size Footprint StorageEff 10 GB 33 GB 30.30% 2 TB 6.01 TB 33.32% 2 TB 6.01 TB 33.32% 10.11 DCB validation commands Note: The validation commands in this section are applicable only if DCB is configured on the Ready Nodes per Section 9.13. 10.11.1 Get-NetQosPolicy The Get-NetQosPolicy cmdlet is run to verify the QoS policies and assigned priority values. PS> Get-NetQosPolicy Name : Cluster Owner : Group Policy (Machine) NetworkProfile : All Precedence : 127 Template : Cluster JobObject : PriorityValue : 5 Name : SMB Owner : Group Policy (Machine) NetworkProfile : All Precedence : 127 JobObject : NetDirectPort : 445 PriorityValue : 3 52 Dell EMC Solutions for Microsoft Azure Stack HCI Networking Guide