Are you talking about a VI Toolkit version of                 cat  /var/log/vmware/aam/aam_config_util_listnodes.log

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Alan Renouf

VMware, Citrix, Microsoft Consultant

UK

There is nothing in the SDK objects that shows which node is primary/secondary.

But I was looking at using psexec to execute the ftcli command on a cluster node.

That lists the nodes.

I've been searching for this myself but it's not in the SDK unfortunately,

Duncan

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What is do to get ouput of the plink command is use teh | out-string method.

When i  call a plink command like:

$STRCMD1 = $PLINK + " " + $USER + " " + "-pw" + " " + $PASSWORD + " " + $ESXHOST + " df -h"
$CHECKFS = invoke-expression $STRCMD1 | out-string

You can then use the output again in your powershell script.