This script contains 2 Functions that can get or set the vSAN Proxy Configuration. These align with the following RVC commands: vsan.health.cluster_proxy_configure vsan.health.cluster_proxy_status
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- PowerCLI Port of RVC commands vsan.health.cluster_proxy_configure and vsan.health.cluster_proxy_status
- PowerCLI Port of RVC commands vsan.apply_license_to_clusterThis script can be used to: Add a license to vCenter if it hasn't already been added Assign that license to a specified cluster The script includes a function which can be invoked using the followi ...VMware PowerCLI PowerShell
- PowerCLI Port of RVC command vsan.disks_infoThis PowerCLI script will return a list of local disks on a vSAN host as the vsan.disks_info RVC command does. Disk information includes the name, model, revision, whether an SSD or not, use by vSAN ...VMware PowerCLI PowerShell
- PowerCLI Port of RVC command vsan.stretchedcluster.witness_infoThis script includes a function that reports the vSAN Witness information for a 2 Node or Stretched vSAN Cluster. Information included is: Cluster Name Witness Host Name Witness Uuid Witness IP Addre ...VMware PowerCLI PowerShell
- PowerCLI Port of RVC command vsan.object_infoThis is the first of many RVC Style Functions that use PowerCLI 11 to mimic some of the tasks available in the Ruby vSphere Console for vSAN Requires William Lam's VSANUUIDtoVM Function, located here: ...VMware PowerCLI PowerShell