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Add WWN WWP on SANLUN script

Hello,

I have this script:

$report = foreach($esx in (Get-VMHost | where{$_.PowerState -eq "PoweredOn"})){

    foreach($lun in (Get-ScsiLun -VmHost $esx -LunType disk)){

        Get-ScsiLunPath -ScsiLun $lun | `

        Select @{N="Host";E={$esx.Name}},

            @{N="LUN";E={$lun.CanonicalName}},

            @{N="Target";E={

                "{0:x} {1:x}" -f ($_.Extensiondata.Transport.NodeworldwideName,

                                  $_.Extensiondata.Transport.PortworldwideName)

            }}

    }

}

$report | Export-Csv -path C:\Users\gemela\Desktop\SANLUN.csv

Where I get, hostname, Lun and target, I would like to get this WWN and WWP in HEX format like this previous post:

@{N='HBA Node WWN';E={$wwn = "{0:X}" -f $_.NodeWorldWideName; (0..7 | %{$wwn.Substring($_*2,2)}) -join ':'}},

        @{N='HBA Node WWP';E={$wwp = "{0:X}" -f $_.PortWorldWideName; (0..7 | %{$wwp.Substring($_*2,2)}) -join ':'}}

Thanks

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LucD
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You mean something like this?

$report = foreach($esx in (Get-VMHost | where{$_.PowerState -eq "PoweredOn"})){ 

    foreach($lun in (Get-ScsiLun -VmHost $esx -LunType disk)){ 

        Get-ScsiLunPath -ScsiLun $lun |

        Select @{N="Host";E={$esx.Name}}, 

            @{N="LUN";E={$lun.CanonicalName}},

            @{N='WWN';E={$wwn = "{0:X}" -f $_.Extensiondata.Transport.NodeworldwideName; (0..7 | %{$wwn.Substring($_*2,2)}) -join ':'}},

            @{N='WWP';E={$wwn = "{0:X}" -f $_.Extensiondata.Transport.PortworldwideName; (0..7 | %{$wwn.Substring($_*2,2)}) -join ':'}}

    } 

 

$report | Export-Csv -path C:\Users\gemela\Desktop\SANLUN.csv 


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antoniogemelli
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Hi LucD,

Script work but for some reason I get different WWN / WWP, I compare with other script and make also check in vcenter,

With this I get correct data:

$cluster = Get-Cluster

$hosti = $cluster | Get-VMHost

$report333 = foreach ($esxi in $hosti) {

    Get-VMHosthba -VMHost $esxi -type FibreChannel |

    Select  @{N="Host";E={$esxi.Name}},

        @{N='HBA Node WWN';E={$wwn = "{0:X}" -f $_.NodeWorldWideName; (0..7 | %{$wwn.Substring($_*2,2)}) -join ':'}},

        @{N='HBA Node WWP';E={$wwp = "{0:X}" -f $_.PortWorldWideName; (0..7 | %{$wwp.Substring($_*2,2)}) -join ':'}}

}

$report333 | Export-csv  -Path C:\Users\xxgemela\Desktop\WWNTECO.csv –NoTypeInformation

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LucD
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Not sure what WWNs you are actually looking for, but when I check I get the values I see in the Web Client under Storage Adapters and Devices.

Perhaps you could include a screenshot of what you want to see.


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antoniogemelli
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I looking for WWN under Storage Adapters,

I have an example for one host

host10

 

This is what is vcenter and in the script

$report333 = foreach ($esxi in $hosti) {

    Get-VMHosthba -VMHost $esxi -type FibreChannel |

    Select  @{N="Host";E={$esxi.Name}},

        @{N='HBA Node WWN';E={$wwn = "{0:X}" -f $_.NodeWorldWideName; (0..7 | %{$wwn.Substring($_*2,2)}) -join ':'}},

        @{N='HBA Node WWP';E={$wwp = "{0:X}" -f $_.PortWorldWideName; (0..7 | %{$wwp.Substring($_*2,2)}) -join ':'}}

}

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This is what I get with the main script:

$report = foreach($esx in (Get-VMHost | where{$_.PowerState -eq "PoweredOn"})){

    foreach($lun in (Get-ScsiLun -VmHost $esx -LunType disk)){

        Get-ScsiLunPath -ScsiLun $lun | `

        Select @{N="Host";E={$esx.Name}},

            @{N="LUN";E={$lun.CanonicalName}},

            @{N='WWN';E={$wwn = "{0:X}" -f $_.Extensiondata.Transport.NodeworldwideName; (0..7 | %{$wwn.Substring($_*2,2)}) -join ':'}},

            @{N='WWP';E={$wwn = "{0:X}" -f $_.Extensiondata.Transport.PortworldwideName; (0..7 | %{$wwn.Substring($_*2,2)}) -join ':'}}

    }

}

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antoniogemelli
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Hi LucD,

Sorry I check again in vSphere webclient , usually I check with app and I check only WWN under storage adapter, but now I see there is 'Target' in the paths,

So information is correct, it point LUN devices.

Thansk a lot

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