Set-VsanFileServiceDomain

This cmdlet modifies the settings of the given vSAN file service domains.

Syntax

-VsanFileServiceDomain <VsanFileServiceDomain[]>
[-DnsServerAddress <String[]>]
[-DnsSuffix <String[]>]
[-FileServerIpConfig <VsanFileServerIPConfig[]>]
[-Name <String>]
[-Server <VIServer[]>]
[CommonParameters]

Parameters

Required	Parameter Name	Type	Position	Features	Description
required	VsanFileServiceDomain	VsanFileServiceDomain[]	named	wildcards pipeline	Specifies the list of VSAN file service domains you want to remove.
optional	DnsServerAddress	String[]	named		Specifies the DNS server address which you want to use to resolve the hostnames within the DNS domain. This parameter is optional if the DNS name is provided in the access point configuration or is not required for an NFS access.
optional	DnsSuffix	String[]	named		Specifies the list of DNS server addresses that can be resolved by the DNS servers. The DNS suffix is required if the DNS servers are provided.
optional	FileServerIpConfig	VsanFileServerIPConfig[]	named
optional	Name	String	named		Specifies the new name of the vSAN file service domain.
optional	Server	VIServer[]	named	wildcards	Specifies the vCenter Server systems on which you want to run the cmdlet. If no value is provided or $null value is passed to this parameter, the command runs on the default servers. For more information about default servers, see the description of the Connect-VIServer cmdlet.

Output

VMware.VimAutomation.Storage.Types.V1.Vsan.FileService.VsanFileServiceDomain

Examples

Example 1

Set-VsanFileServiceDomain -VsanFileServiceDomain $domain -DnsServerAddress "10.172.199.240"

-DnsSuffix "vmware.com" -VsanFileServerIpConfig $ipconfig1, $ipconfig2

Adds $ipconfig1 and $ipconfig2 to the $domain file service IP pool, sets the DNS server address to "10.172.199.240", and the DNS suffix to "vmware.com"