--- title: "PowerShell Cmdlets for Sites Management" slug: "powershell-cmdlets-for-sites-management" updated: 2026-02-11T11:58:18Z published: 2026-02-11T11:58:18Z canonical: "support.controlup.com/powershell-cmdlets-for-sites-management" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.controlup.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # PowerShell Cmdlets for Sites Management Version 9.1 and higher includes the following PowerShell cmdlets to manage your ControlUp Monitor sites, with no need to use the Real-Time DX Console. From version 9.1, if you use an [Independent Sites](/v1/docs/introduction-to-controlup-monitor-clusters#independent-sites-for-large-organizations) configuration, use these cmdlets to quickly and efficiently configure your sites. The **ControlUp.PowerShell.User** module contains the PowerShell cmdlets mentioned in this article. > [!NOTE] > Version Compatibility > > For the best stability and performance, ensure that all ControlUp Monitor nodes in your environment are running the same Monitor version. This applies whether you use **Independent Sites** mode or the traditional monitor configuration. ## What's New? With these PowerShell cmdlets, you can do the following: - [Get a list](/v1/docs/powershell-cmdlets-for-sites-management#getcusites) of all your monitor sites - [Create](/v1/docs/powershell-cmdlets-for-sites-management#addcusite), [update](/v1/docs/powershell-cmdlets-for-sites-management#updatecusite), or [delete](/v1/docs/powershell-cmdlets-for-sites-management#removecusite) monitor sites ## Prerequisites - ControlUp Monitor version 9.1 - The **Add Site**, **Remove Site**, **Update Site**, and **View Site** permissions must be granted in the console [Security Policy](/v1/docs/security-policy-pane). ### Get-CUSites Lists details for all existing sites configured in your organization. **Syntax** ```powershell Get-CUSites ``` ### Get-CUSites Results Returns a list of all configured monitor sites in your organization, with the following properties for each site: ```powershell -SiteId [-SiteName ] [-Description ] [-IsGlobal] ``` ### Add-CUSite Creates a new monitor site in your organization. You must specify a site name. **Syntax** ```powershell Add-CUSite -SiteName [-Description ] [-IsGlobal] ``` **Example** ```powershell Add-CUSite -SiteName NewSiteName -Description "Test description 1" -IsGlobal ``` **Parameters** | **Parameters** | Description | Required | | --- | --- | --- | | -SiteName | Name of the site | Yes | | -Description | Description of site | No | | -IsGlobal | If provided, defines the site as the global site. Only a single site in your organization can be global. | No | ### Update-CUSite Updates the properties of a specific site in your organization. You can modify the site name, description, and global status. **Syntax** ```powershell Update-CUSite -SiteId [-Description ] [-IsGlobal] [-SiteName ] ``` **Example** ```powershell Update-CUSite -SiteId 67263707-7f3d-4f3a-9874-a2dc638fba2f -Description "New description" -IsGlobal -SiteName "Edited site name" ``` **Parameters** | **Parameters** | Description | Required | | --- | --- | --- | | -SiteId | ID of the site | Yes | | -SiteName | Name of the site | No | | -Description | Description of site | No | | -IsGlobal | If provided, defines the site as a global site. Only a single site in your organization can be global. | No | ### Add-CUSite & Update-CUSite Results Writes single result object to PowerShell with the following properties: - Error. In case of failure, the reason will be displayed. - Success. In case of success, the site ID and site name will be displayed. ### **Remove-CUSite** Deletes an existing site from your organization. Note that you can't remove all sites from your organization, at least one must remain. **Syntax** ```powershell Remove-CUSite -SiteId ``` **Example** ```powershell Remove-CUSite -SiteId 67263707-7f3d-4f3a-9874-a2dc638fba2f ``` **Parameters** | **Parameters** | Description | Required | | --- | --- | --- | | -SiteId | ID of the site | Yes | ###