Mounting NFS using CSV?

All I'm trying to change one knows Script NFS on internet to use a CSV file rather that connect all the data on the PS Script. Once I imported my CSV, the variables do not correctly. I know it's probably easy, but the PS is not my strong hand. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thank you!

# The user variables: adjusted for the environment

###################################

# Load VMWare supplements

If (-not (Get-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) {}

Add-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core

}

# Define the location of the file of credentials

$credsFile = "C:\Scripts\creds.crd".

# import credential file

$Creds = get-VICredentialStoreItem-file $credsFile

# Name of the cluster

$clusterName = ' * MaintenanceCluster '.

I WANT TO ELIMINATE THIS PART TO USE CSV.

# NFS host IP

#$nfsHost = "nfshost.domain.com".

# Name of the NFS share

#$nfsShare = "/ flight/atl_vsphere_nfs_isos.

# New data store name

#$nfsDatastore = "atl_vsphere_nfs_isos".

$import = import-CSV "C:\Scripts\datastorelist.csv".

####################################################################################################################

# Start of execution

####################################################################################################################

#connect to vCenter using credentails provided in the credentials file

SE connect-VIServer-Server $Creds.Host-$Creds.User username-password $Creds.Password - WarningAction SilentlyContinue | Out-Null

echo "connected to vCenter.

echo "adding to ESXi hosts to start NFS share.

foreach ($esx get-cluster-name $clusterName | get-VMhost | name to sort)

{

$esx | New datastore - Nfs - name $nfsDatastore - NFSHost $nfsHost - $nfsShare path

echo 'Sharing NFS added to $esx'

}

echo "completed."

Disconnect-VIServer-Server $Creds.Host - force - confirm: $False

Try like this

He starts from the premise that your CSV file looks like this

'nfsHost', 'nfsShare', 'nfsDatastore '.

"srv1", "action1", "datastore1".

"srv1", "action2", "datastore2".

"srv2', 'share4', 'datastore3 '.

# The user variables: adjusted for the environment

###################################

# Load VMWare supplements

If (-not (Get-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core - ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) {}

Add-PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core

}

# Define the location of the file of credentials

$credsFile = "C:\Scripts\creds.crd".

# import credential file

$Creds = get-VICredentialStoreItem-file $credsFile

# Name of the cluster

$clusterName = ' * MaintenanceCluster '.

I WANT TO ELIMINATE THIS PART TO USE CSV.

# NFS host IP

#$nfsHost = "nfshost.domain.com".

# Name of the NFS share

#$nfsShare = "/ flight/atl_vsphere_nfs_isos.

# New data store name

#$nfsDatastore = "atl_vsphere_nfs_isos".

####################################################################################################################

# Start of execution

####################################################################################################################

#connect to vCenter using credentails provided in the credentials file

SE connect-VIServer-Server $Creds.Host-$Creds.User username-password $Creds.Password - WarningAction SilentlyContinue | Out-Null

echo "connected to vCenter.

echo "adding to ESXi hosts to start NFS share.

Import-CSV "C:\Scripts\datastorelist.csv" | %{

foreach ($esx get-cluster-name $clusterName | get-VMhost | name to sort)

{

$esx | New-Datastore - Nfs - name $_.nfsDatastore - NFSHost $.nfsHost-path _ $_.nfsShare

echo 'Sharing NFS added to $esx'

}

echo "completed."

}

Disconnect-VIServer-Server $Creds.Host - force - confirm: $False

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Mar 20 18:37:55 lkldesx4svr vmkernel: 8:01:41:38.570 cpu5:1214) VSCSI: 4060: creation of virtual device for world 1215 vscsi0:5 (handle 8423)
Mar 20 18:37:55 lkldesx4svr vmkernel: 8:01:41:38.570 cpu5:1214) VSCSI: 4060: creation of virtual device for world 1215 vscsi0:6 (handle 8424)
Mar 20 18:37:55 lkldesx4svr vmkernel: 8:01:41:38.570 cpu5:1214) VSCSI: 4060: creation of virtual device for world 1215 vscsi0:8 (handle 8425)
Mar 20 18:38:13 lkldesx4svr vmkernel: 8:01:41:56.771 cpu7:1216) StorageMonitor: 196: vmhba0:0:15:0 status = 24/0 0 x 0 0 x 0 0 x 0
Mar 20 18:38:33 lkldesx4svr vmkernel: 8:01:42:16.847 cpu7:1216) StorageMonitor: 196: vmhba0:0:15:0 status = 24/0 0 x 0 0 x 0 0 x 0
Mar 20 18:39:08 lkldesx4svr vmkernel: 8:01:42:52.293 cpu5:1216) StorageMonitor: 196: vmhba0:0:15:0 status = 24/0 0 x 0 0 x 0 0 x 0
Kind regards...
Jamie
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Have you looked at your memory usage and utilization of the network while the backups have occurred? How much memory is on your service console? Run the "free-m" during a backup, or run it periodically and see if you have memory problems when a disconnection occurs. In addition, run esxtop and watch your cpu and high regular during a backup to see how much stress the service console has during this period.

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Can't mount NFS share - operation failed, diagnostics report: failed to get the path console for volume

I'm trying to mount a NFS on ESXI 6 volume, but continue to operate in the error. Googling everything nothing helped, so I'm here. Error:
Call "HostDatastoreSystem.CreateNasDatastore" of object "ha-datastoresystem" on ESXi '192.168.xx.xx' failed.
Operation failed, the diagnostic report: failed to get the path of the console for the volume, the name of the sample.
The NFS share is located on a synology nas. I checked the permissions and configuration. Everything seems correct based on the various boards and KB articles.
Ideas?
Thank you.

Find the esx.conf file in/etc/vmware.

If you could also share a copy with me...

Try to mount the NFS VMware KB: Volume fails with the error: could not resolve the host name

Check the link as well below.

http://www.Bussink.ch/?p=1640

VMKernel port done NFS use - management?

Documentation VMware - Networking ESXi 5.0 vSphere vCenter Server 5.0:
"The VMkernel TCP/IP stack handles vMotion iSCSI and NFS in the following way."
If you watch the VMkernel configuration, you can configure a port group for:
binding of vMotion, FT, lumbering, management and iSCSI ports
By the process of elimination NFS will use the virtual card for management traffic?

Right,

These boxes are available for VMware knows what vmkernal interfaces to use for the management and who to use for vMotion ounces. Your storage protocol that you select is outside the realm of what vsphere manages directly; they haven't needed to put a checkbox in there for iSCSI, NFS, FCoE etc since storage protocols are, in general, managed separately.

Ideally, you should configure your interface vmkernal on your Standard vSwitch or vDistrubuted switch with network details you have specified for the subnet / VLAN that you chose for NFS [skip the check boxes]. The final State, all your NFS traffic will then flow through the physical network links that are configured for your traffic NFS on your SvS/vDS.

Without knowing the details of your files and their abilities network/host/server configurations, Setup and best practices may vary.

Mounting NFS properties

I regularly add frames with powershell scripts, but I can't find how to remove information for checking and rebuilding purposes. For example if I take all the warehouses of data in a variable called $dlist
$dlist = get-datastore - vmhost 'somehostname '.
and then transfer it through get-member
[CHIC] > $dlist | get-member

TypeName: VMware.VimAutomation.Client20.DatastoreImpl
Name MemberType definition
---- ---------- ----------
Equals method Boolean Equals (System.Object, obj)
GetHashCode method int GetHashCode()
Type of the method GetType GetType()
String the ToString ToString() method
Accessible property System.Boolean Accessible {get ;}
CapacityMB property System.Int64 CapacityMB {get ;}
FreeSpaceMB property System.Int64 FreeSpaceMB {get ;}
ID property System.String Id {get ;}
Property System.String name {get ;}
Type of property {get ;} System.String Type
I don't get any clear relationship with what is part of the new-store command data. Where are the nfshost and the path. I guess that I do not understand how to dig through objects again.

This info is accessible via the Extensiondata property.
```
Get-Datastore | where {$_.Type -eq "NFS"} | Select Name,
    @{N="Host";E={$_.Extensiondata.Info.Nas.RemoteHost}},
    @{N="Mount point";E={$_.Extensiondata.Info.Nas.RemotePath}}
```

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