I created this function some time ago already when we did not have the SCOM Management Pack for Windows Clusters imported yet.

This script basically scans a Cluster, to scan its current CSV State, and report you the current size/usage/freespace available.

The output of this script can be used to filter out unhealthy volumes, or volumes that are filling up!

Function GetClusterVolumeState{
<#
.SYNOPSIS
Retrieve information about the Cluster Volume Health
.DESCRIPTION
The GetClusterVolumeState function retrieves information about the cluster volumes on a certain cluster.
This information will show the Cluster, Volume, Health and Disk space.
.PARAMETER Clusters
One or multiple clusters you would like to retrieve information from
.EXAMPLE
Retrieve information about the Clustervolumes for Cluster01
RI-GetClusterVolumeState -clusters "Cluster01"
.NOTES
This script was written by Danny den Braver @2013, for questions please contact danny@denbraver.com
#>
[CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess=$true)]
param([array][Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]$Clusters)

foreach ($Cluster in $Clusters){
    # Test Connection availability and continue if $true
    $testconnection = Test-Connection $Cluster -Quiet
    if ($testconnection -eq $true){
        Write-Verbose -Message "Scanning: $Cluster for clusterdisk information"
	    # Get CSV Volumes
	    $CSVDisks = Get-ClusterSharedVolume -Cluster $Cluster
	    foreach ($CSVDisk in $CSVDisks){
		    # Get CSV VolumeInformation
		    $CSVVolumeInfo = $CSVDisk | Select -Expand SharedVolumeInfo
		    $CSVFriendlyName = $CSVVolumeInfo.FriendlyVolumeName
		    $CSVVolume = ($CSVFriendlyName.Split("\")[2]).ToLower()
		    $CSVState = $CSVDisk.State
		    # Get CSV free space
		    [int]$CSVDiskDriveFreeSpace = ([math]::round((($CSVVolumeInfo | Select -Expand Partition).FreeSpace / 1GB), 0))
		    # Get CSV total space
		    [int]$CSVDiskSpace = ([math]::round((($CSVVolumeInfo | Select -Expand Partition).Size / 1GB), 0))
		    # Get CSV used Space
		    [int]$CSVDiskDriveUsedSpace = [int]$CSVDiskSpace - [int]$CSVDiskDriveFreeSpace
		    # Get CSV Health
		    if ($CSVState -eq "Online"){
			    if ($CSVVolumeInfo.MaintenanceMode -eq $False){
				    if ($CSVVolumeInfo.RedirectedAccess -eq $True){
					    $CSVHealth = "Warning"
					    $CSVHealthDetails = 'Volume is in redirected mode.'
				    }
				    else {
					    $CSVHealth = "Healthy"
					    $CSVHealthDetails = 'Volume is healthy.'
				    }
			    }
			    else {
				    $CSVHealth = "Maintenance"
				    $CSVHealthDetails = 'Volume is in maintenance mode."'	
			    }									
		    }
		    else {
			    $CSVHealth = "Critical"
			    $CSVHealthDetails = 'Volume is in offline state.'
		    }
 
		    # CSV Output
            $clustername = $cluster -replace ".eu.rabonet.com",""
            $clustername | select   @{l="Clustername";e={$Clustername}},
                                    @{l="Volume"; e={"$CSVVolume"}},
                                    @{l="DiskSpaceGB"; e={"$CSVDiskSpace"}},
                                    @{l="UsedSpaceGB"; e={"$CSVDiskDriveUsedSpace"}},
                                    @{l="FreeSpaceGB"; e={"$CSVDiskDriveFreeSpace"}},
                                    @{l="Health"; e={"$CSVHealth"}},
                                    @{l="Health Description"; e={"$CSVHealthDetails"}}
	    }
    }
    else { Write-Warning "Could not connect to $Cluster" }
}
}

Ever needed to connect to a hardware or unix interface from a windows box? For example to manage HP Servers / Interfaces, or to run some code on a Linux appliance?

Over at Powershelladmin.com they have an answer to this: SSH-Sessions powershell module.

Copy the SSH-Sessions folder to your C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules directory and then unblock the SSH.Net library using Unblock-File C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules\SSH-Sessions\Renci.SshNet.dll

After that you can just Import-module the SSH-Sessions and you’re on your way:

get-help *ssh*

Name                    Category  Synopsis
----                    --------  --------
Get-SshSession          Function  Shows all, or the specified, SSH sessions in the global $SshSessions var...
Remove-SshSession       Function  Removes opened SSH connections. Use the parameter -RemoveAll to remove a...
New-SshSession          Function  Creates SSH sessions to remote SSH-compatible hosts, such as Linux...
Invoke-SshCommand       Function  Invoke/run commands via SSH on target hosts to which you have already op...
Enter-SshSession        Function  Enter a primitive interactive SSH session against a target host....