PowerCLI storage.nmp.satp.rule.add fails

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  Hello world

  I am new to scripting. I created a script that will display the data for each host in a cluster to the powercli screen.

  SE connect-VIServer (name of the vCenter server)

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  $esxcli = get-EsxCli - VMHost $vmhost

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  $esxcli.storage.nmp.satp.list)

  }

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  I need help to get the data, the script displays an on-screen in a CSV file. Help will be very appreciated.

  Hello

  Welcome to the VMware VMTN communities.

  You were pretty close with your script. There are two things I want to say about it:

  First of all, in PowerShell you do not use parentheses around parameter in the cmdlet or function call as in other programming or scripting languages.

  Second, to use the Get-EsxCli cmdlet you must be connected directly to the host. That's why I introduced a Connect-VIserver inside the loop.

  Here's my solution that writes the output to a file called storage.csv.

  Connect-VIServer "vCenter server name"
  
  Get-Cluster "Cluster Name" |
  Get-VMHost |
  Sort-Object -Property Name |
  ForEach-Object {
    $vmhost = $_
    Write-Host -foregroundcolor green "Server: $($vmhost.Name)"
    Connect-VIServer $vmhost.Name  | Out-Null
    $esxcli = Get-EsxCli -VMHost $vmhost
    $esxcli.storage.nmp.satp.list()
    Disconnect-VIServer $vmhost.Name -Confirm:$false | Out-Null
  } |
  Export-Csv -Path storage.csv -UseCulture -NoTypeInformation 
  
  Disconnect-VIServer "vCenter server name" -Confirm:$false
  

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  ~ # esxcfg - vswitch vSwitch2 m - 9000
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  Interface Port Group/DVPort IP IP family address Netmask Broadcast MAC address MTU TSO MSS active Type
  management 192.168.1.19 IPv4 network vmk0 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.255 true 1500 65535 STATIC 00:1e:c9:db:39:10
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  Switch name Num used Ports configured Ports MTU rising ports
  128 3 128 9000 vmnic2 vSwitch1

  Name PortGroup VLAN ID used rising Ports
  0 1 vmnic2 iSCSI-a

  Switch name Num used Ports configured Ports MTU rising ports
  128 3 128 9000 vmnic3 vSwitch2

  Name PortGroup VLAN ID used rising Ports
  iSCSI-b 0 1 vmnic3

  ~ # esxcli swiscsi nic add - n vmk1 d vmhba38
  Errors:
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  Can anyone suggest a work around?  Watch it has nothing useful.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Could you please run:

  esxcli swiscsi nic list vmhba38 d

  And show us the result? I'm interested to know if something is already linked there?

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• Change ATAS / rules PSP

  Hello. 5.5 ESXi host I have three storage arrays connected. Hitachi HUS - VM and DF600F of Hitachi and Hitachi HUS-130 AMS2500. After installed fresh ESXi, SHU - VM have a multichannel 'Fixed' policy and the other as "RoundRobin". I would like to have all appear as "RoundRobin" (according to HDS support).

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  No, I meant storage core device list d esxcli . I'll show you what I did. By default the PSP to my plugin VMW_SATP_ALUA was VMW_PSP_MRU and I have taken note of the ID of naa to a LUN on the storage array (it's a QNAP NAS).  I then ran esxcli storage device base list d naa.6001405f96715a2d050bd4648db766dc, who gave me this output.

  

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  Now, note that a new device that is created on this table gets Round Robin, just as we want.

  

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• Cannot create transport for storage request rule!

  Hello

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  NAA.600140541fe494bddcfcd369dd8cfdd2

  Full name: SYNOLOGY iSCSI disk (naa.600140541fe494bddcfcd369dd8cfdd2)

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  Size: 854528

  Device type: Direct access

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  Devfs Path: /vmfs/devices/disks/naa.600140541fe494bddcfcd369dd8cfdd2

  Seller: SYNOLOGY

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  Revision: 3.1

  SCSI level: 5

  Is nickname: false

  Status: on

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  Is Local: false

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  SSD is: true

  Is Offline: false

  Is perpetually booked: false

  Size of the full sample in queue: 0

  Threshold of full queue: 0

  Thin Provisioning status: unknown

  Attached filters:

  VAAI status: unknown

  Other UID: vml.0200000000600140541fe494bddcfcd369dd8cfdd2695343534920

  Is the Local of SAS device: false

  Is Boot USB Device: false

  Not IOs in circulation with the opposite worlds: 32

  Then you could hide the path based on the vendor and model lines, the SYNOLOGY and iSCSI Storage in the example above:

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  * Above of iSCSI Storage may need to be in quotes, I didn't create the rule to test. "

  Load, run rescan.

  If I wanted to HIDE qualified iscsi, then I would do:

  list of esxcli storage base path

  Enter iqn name.

  for me it is

  Transport target details: IQN = iqn.2000 - 01.com.synology:DiskStation.Target - 1.9668f3fdb0

  Thus,.

  esxcli storage base claim rule add r - 101 - P MASK_PATH t r iscsi iqn - iqn.2000 - 01.com.synology:DiskStation.Target - 1.9668f3fdb0 - target lun x

  Load, run rescan.

  BTW, I have used 101 rule number in my examples, change this as it already exists.

  Let me know how you go.

  R

• Change the settings in the custom claim rule ATAS IOPS / s

  Hi Admin,

  I have a custom in use ATAS rule:

  esxcli storage nmp ATAS add s "VMW_SATP_ALUA' Pei 'VMW_PSP_RR' o IOPS / s = 1 - c"tpgs_on"v '3PARdata' - M 'VV' EI 'HP 3PAR Custom Rule.

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  See you soon

  Tyler

  Hello

  I am not sure that I don't him did not, but I think that you have defined a rule ATAS ATAS on that for PSP with the same model/provider details, you can a bit more writing it.

  To remove it, run the same command that you used to add, but replace it with the deletion of the word

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  Kind regards

  Ryan

• DefaultPSP change by PowerCLI/Host profile does not stick...

  5.0u2 ESXi

  $vH = get-Cluster 'Test ' | Get-VMHost 'Test1 '.

  $vHcli = get-EsxCli - VMHost $vH

  $vHcli.storage.nmp.satp.list)

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  -vFantastic

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  $vHs = get-VMHost

  {ForEach ($vH to $vHs)

  #Getting ESX CLI for each host

  $vHcli = get-EsxCli - VMHost $vH

  #Does it have the correct PSP for IBM SVC

  $SVC = $vHcli.storage.nmp.satp.list () | Where {$_.} Name - eq "VMW_SATP_SVC" - and $_. DefaultPSP - don't 'VMW_PSP_RR"} | Select @{N = 'Cluster'; E={$VH.parent.name}},@{N="vmhost '; E = {$VH. Name}}, DefaultPSP, Name

  If ($SVC. Name - eq "VMW_SATP_SVC" - and $SVC. DefaultPSP - don't 'VMW_PSP_RR') {}

  #Create a low-level object that points to the ATAS namespace:

  $LowLevel = $vHcli.TypeManager.CreateDynamicManagedObject ($vHcli.storage.nmp.satp.id)

  #Create a hashtable containing parameter values. Note that here we do not specify a value for the boot parameter:

  $Params = @{'DefaultPSP' = "VMW_PSP_RR"; ATAS = "VMW_SATP_SVC"}

  #Invoke set operation on the $LowLevel object:

  $LowLevel.InvokeOperation ("set", $Params)

  }

  #Does it have the correct PSP to default values

  $DAA = $vHcli.storage.nmp.satp.list () | Where {$_.} Name - eq "VMW_SATP_DEFAULT_AA" - and $_. DefaultPSP - don't 'VMW_PSP_RR"} | Select @{N = 'Cluster'; E={$VH.parent.name}},@{N="vmhost '; E = {$VH. Name}}, DefaultPSP, Name

  If ($DAA. Name - eq 'VMW_SATP_DEFAULT_AA' - and $DAA. DefaultPSP - don't 'VMW_PSP_RR') {}

  #Create a low-level object that points to the ATAS namespace:

  $LowLevel = $vHcli.TypeManager.CreateDynamicManagedObject ($vHcli.storage.nmp.satp.id)

  #Create a hashtable containing parameter values. Note that here we do not specify a value for the boot parameter:

  $Params = @{'DefaultPSP' = "VMW_PSP_RR"; ATAS = "VMW_SATP_DEFAULT_AA"}

  #Invoke set operation on the $LowLevel object:

  $LowLevel.InvokeOperation ("set", $Params)

  }

  }