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# Status Info Example

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```powershell
#Establish a connection with Parallels RAS (Replace Administrator with your RAS root account). 
New-RASSession Administrator
###### RDS status info ######
#Adding a RAS RDS 
New-RASRDS -Server "rds.company.dom" -Username administrator
#Apply all settings. This cmdlet performs the same action as the Apply button in the RAS console. 
Invoke-RASApply
# Get RDS status info 
Get-RASRDSStatus -Server rds.company.dom
ID      Site ID         Server               CPU Load         Memory Load       Agent State     
--      ------          ------               ----------       ------------      --------------           
1            1          rds.company.dom               8                 15                  OK 
					
###### Gateway status info #######Adding a RAS Gateway 
New-RASGateway -Server "gw.company.dom" -Username administrator
#Apply all settings. This cmdlet performs the same action as the Apply button in the RAS console. 
Invoke-RASApply
# Get Gateway status info 
Get-RASGatewayStatus -Server gw.company.dom
ID      Site ID         Server               CPU Load         Memory Load       Agent State     
--      ------          ------               ----------       ------------      --------------           
1            1          gw.company.dom               13                 47                  OK 
					
###### Connection Broker status info #######Adding a RAS Connection Broker 
New-RASBroker -Server "broker.company.dom" -Username administrator
#Apply all settings. This cmdlet performs the same action as the Apply button in the RAS console. 
Invoke-RASApply
# Get Connection Broker status info 
Get-RASBrokerStatus -Server broker.company.dom
ID      Site ID         Server               CPU Load         Memory Load       Agent State     
--      ------          ------               ----------       ------------      --------------           
1            1          broker.company.dom            2                 46                  OK 
	
###### Site status info ######
#Adding a RAS Site 
New-RASSite -Server "site.company.dom" -Name "MySite" -Username administrator
#Apply all settings. This cmdlet performs the same action as the Apply button in the RAS console. 
Invoke-RASApply
# Get Site status info 
Get-RASSiteStatus -Server site.company.dom
ID      Site ID         Server               CPU Load         Memory Load       Agent State     
--      ------          ------               ----------       ------------      --------------           
1            1          site.company.dom              0                  0                  OK 
					
###### Provider status info ######
#Add a Provider servers. 
$Provider = New-RASProvider -Server "vdi.company.dom" -VMwareESXi -VmwareESXiVersion v6_5 -VDIUsername root -VDIAgent "vdiagent.company.do" -Username root
#Apply all settings. This cmdlet performs the same action as the Apply button in the RAS console. 
Invoke-RASApply
# Get Provider status info 
Get-RASProviderStatus -Id $Provider.Id
ID      Site ID         Server               CPU Load         Memory Load       Agent State     
--      ------          ------               ----------       ------------      --------------           
1            1          vdi.company.dom              18                 60                  OK 
					
#End the current RAS session.
Remove-RASSession
```

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