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Here is the scenario, I have Windows Server 2003 and 2008 which is connected LUNs. I wanted to get status of the disk if disks are online or offline using command line.

I'm trying to execute diskpart /s sample.txt and sample.txt contains 

SELECT DISK=1
CREATE PARTITION primary

So, the above command is not getting executed , because the disk is offline. Is there any native "command line utility" or script to check the status of LUNs assigned to system?

Vaibhav
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You can use the following code to get the status of a drive. This is powershell code.

Get-WmiObject -Class win32_diskdrive -Property STATUS
Mike
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Launch DISKPART and run LIST DISK. The status column will show if they're online or not.

Chris McKeown
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Use WMIC: WMIC DISKDRIVE GET Availability,Index,Caption

The values for availability can be found in the MSDN.

Chris J
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Get-WmiObject -Class win32_diskdrive | fl deviceid,serialnumber

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    This answer needs explanation. – kasperd Apr 28 '16 at 12:09
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