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Hi,

I am here to help you with your open question.  Do you still need help?  I have the ability to alert more experts if you still need help.

If you solved the problem on your own, would you please post the solution here in case others have the same problem?

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Hi Kyle, still nobody answered to my question. The question is still relevant and I hope that some of the experts will answer it.
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Hi Kyle, still nobody answered to my question. The question is still relevant and I hope that some of the experts will answer it.

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You can get the nodes with &nbsp;Get-Clusternode | fl name, nodeweight, dynamicweight and the witness with &nbsp;(Get-Cluster).witnessdynam<wbr />icweight<br />
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I'm not enough of a powershell guru to show you how to combine those - but I'm sure it's possible?
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You can get the nodes with  Get-Clusternode | fl name, nodeweight, dynamicweight and the witness with  (Get-Cluster).witnessdynamicweight

I'm not enough of a powershell guru to show you how to combine those - but I'm sure it's possible?

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Hello Matt,<br />
&nbsp;(Get-Cluster).witnessdynam<wbr />icweight gives only zero or one. It doesn't give the file share witness name and location.
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Hello Matt,
 (Get-Cluster).witnessdynamicweight gives only zero or one. It doesn't give the file share witness name and location.

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could you tell me if there are powershell command to check the votes in wsfc(windows server failover cluster).<br />
I know how to see the node votes, but I need to see also file share witness.
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could you tell me if there are powershell command to check the votes in wsfc(windows server failover cluster).
I know how to see the node votes, but I need to see also file share witness.

view votes in windows failover cluster windows 2016

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