You can install the SnapCenter Plug-in Packages for Linux or Windows on multiple hosts simultaneously by using the Install-SmHostPackage PowerShell cmdlet.
Before you begin
The Run As user adding a host should have the administrative rights on the host.
Steps
- Launch PowerShell.
- From the Snap Creator Server command prompt, enter the following, and then enter your credentials: Open-SMConnection
- From the command prompt, enter the following: Install-SmHostPackage -skipprecheck
Example
Alternatively, you can enter the
Install-SmHostPackage command with suitable options. For example:
Install-SmHostPackage -HostNames @("10.231.72.165","10.231.72.99")
-ApplicationCode HRPlug-in -FilesystemCode SCU -RunAsName HRPlugin -Skipprecheck
You can use the -skipprecheck option when you have already installed the plug-ins manually and you do not want to validate whether the host meets the requirements for installing the plug-in.
The following prompts are displayed:
- hostnames
- Specifies the list of hosts on which you can install the available plug-ins. For untrusted domain and workgroup machines, you should use the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) because SnapCenter relies on the proper DNS configuration. You must use a comma to separate host names.
Best Practice: NetApp recommends using quotation marks.
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- ApplicationCode
- Specifies the code of the plug-in that you want to install. To install SnapCenter Custom Plug-ins, you should specify the name of the custom plug-in (for example, HRPlug-in).
- FilesystemCode
- Specifies the code for one or more of the plug-in packages that you want to install. The following values are valid:
- Enter your Run As credentials for remote installation.