Set-VDUplinkTeamingPolicy

This cmdlet modifies the uplink teaming policy for distributed ports at switch, port group, or port level.

Syntax

-Policy  <UplinkTeamingPolicy[]>
[-ActiveUplinkPort  <String[]>]
[-EnableFailback  <Boolean>]
[-FailbackInherited  <Boolean>]
[-FailoverDetectionPolicy  <NetworkFailoverDetectionPolicy>]
[-FailoverDetectionPolicyInherited  <Boolean>]
[-LoadBalancingPolicy  <LoadBalancingPolicy>]
[-LoadBalancingPolicyInherited  <Boolean>]
[-NotifySwitches  <Boolean>]
[-NotifySwitchesInherited  <Boolean>]
[-ObsoleteParameterDisableFailback  <Boolean>]
[-StandbyUplinkPort  <String[]>]
[-UnusedUplinkPort  <String[]>]
[-UplinkPortOrderInherited  <Boolean>]
[CommonParameters]

Parameters

Required Parameter Name Type Position Features Description
required
Policy
UplinkTeamingPolicy[] named
  • pipeline
  • Specifies the uplink teaming policy that you want to configure.
    optional
    ActiveUplinkPort
    String[] named Specifies the active uplink ports used for load balancing for a corresponding vSphere distributed switch.
    optional
    EnableFailback
    Boolean named Specifies whether to use failback when restoring links. If, for example, the explicit link order is (vmnic9, vmnic0), and vmnic9 goes down, vmnic0 is activated. However, when vmnic9 comes back up, if EnableFailback is set to $true, vmnic9 is restored as specified in the explicit order. If EnableFailback is set to $false, vmnic0 continues to be used and vmnic9 remains on standby. This parameter replaces the obsolete ObsoleteParameterDisableFailback parameter, which is an alias fort the Failback parameter. Note that passing $false to the obsolete Failback parameter is equivalent to passing $true to the new EnableFailback parameter and the reverse.
    optional
    FailbackInherited
    Boolean named Specifies whether the Failback setting is inherited from a parent object, such as a distributed port group or switch.
    optional
    FailoverDetectionPolicy
    NetworkFailoverDetectionPolicy named Specifies the method to use for failover detection for the corresponding distributed port, port group, or switch. The value can be LinkStatus or BeaconProbing.
    optional
    FailoverDetectionPolicyInherited
    Boolean named Specifies whether the FailoverDetectionPolicy setting is inherited from a parent object, such as a distributed port group or switch.
    optional
    LoadBalancingPolicy
    LoadBalancingPolicy named Specifies the load balancing policy for the corresponding distributed port, port group, or switch. The value can be LoadBalanceIP, LoadBalanceLoadBased, LoadBalanceSrcMac, LoadBalanceSrcId, or ExplicitFailover.
    optional
    LoadBalancingPolicyInherited
    Boolean named Specifies whether the LoadBalancingPolicy setting is inherited from a parent object, such as a distributed port group or switch.
    optional
    NotifySwitches
    Boolean named Specifies whether to notify switches in the case of failover.
    optional
    NotifySwitchesInherited
    Boolean named Specifies whether the NotifySwitches setting is inherited from a parent object, such as a distributed port group or switch.
    optional
    ObsoleteParameterDisableFailback
    Boolean named This parameter and its alias, Failback, are obsolete and should not be used. They exist for compatibility with earlier PowerCLI versions. Use the EnableFailback parameter instead. Note that passing $false to the obsolete Failback parameter is equivalent to passing $true to the new EnableFailback parameter and the reverse.
    optional
    StandbyUplinkPort
    String[] named Specifies the standby uplink ports for the corresponding vSphere distributed switch.
    optional
    UnusedUplinkPort
    String[] named Specifies the unused uplink ports for the corresponding vSphere distributed switch.
    optional
    UplinkPortOrderInherited
    Boolean named Specifies whether the UplinkPortOrder setting is inherited from a parent object, such as a distributed port group or switch.

    Output

    VMware.VimAutomation.Vds.Types.V1.UplinkTeamingPolicy

    Examples


    Example 1

    $activePortsList = "Port0"
    $standbyPortsList = "Port1", "Port2"
    Get-VDSwitch "MyVDSwitch" | Get-VDPortgroup | Get-VDUplinkTeamingPolicy | Set-VDUplinkTeamingPolicy -ActiveUplinkPort $activePortsList -StandbyUplinkPort $standbyPortsList

    Retrieves all distributed port groups from a vSphere distributed switch named "MyVDSwitch" and updates their teaming policies with information about the active and standby uplinks that will be used when the adapter connectivity is up or down.

    Example 2

    Get-VDPortgroup "MyVDPortgroup" | Get-VDUplinkTeamingPolicy | Set-VDUplinkTeamingPolicy -NotifySwitches $true -FailoverDetectionPolicy LinkStatus

    Updates the teaming policy of a distributed port group named "MyVDPortgroup" with a link status method for failover detection and with the ability to notify the corresponding distributed switch when any adapter failover occurs.

    Example 3

    Get-VDSwitch "MyVDSwitch" | Get-VDPort "Port2" | Get-VDUplinkTeamingPolicy | Set-VDUplinkTeamingPolicy -LoadBalancingPolicy LoadBalanceSrcId -FailBack $true

    Updates the uplink teaming policy of a distributed port named "Port2" inside the "MyVDSwitch" vSphere distributed switch to enable failback and to choose an uplink based on the current loads of physical NICs.

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