Hi Team ,
I am asking 2 questions here :
1 . I can see in GUI where Groups and services are used when i click on "where used ". How can i get the same data in powercli or any other way ?
I have tried
GET https://10.231.232.201/policy/api/v1/infra/domains/default/groups but i cant find the where used feild..
2. how can i get the list of all Groups in NSX-t ..I have 9507 Groups as you can see in below screenshot but API and power NSX does not list all the Groups ..
API only gives me some groups where resource_type is Group
$Groups=Invoke-RestMethod -Uri "https://10.231.232.201/policy/api/v1/infra/domains/default/groups" -Headers $Headers -Method Get
$Groups.results.count =1000 ( why only 1000 ? ) ..I have attached API output in case required.
same with PowerNSX module ...
$nsgroupsvc = Get-NsxtService -Name com.vmware.nsx.ns_groups
$nsgroups = $nsgroupsvc.list()
$nsgroups.results
$nsgroups.results.count
50
Tarun Gupta
Hi Tarun,
I had the same problem. It a limitation of API.
I find a way to list all.
You need to use the propertie named cursor and iterate trough them until it become = to null. At that moment, you know that you reach the end of list.
Im using a simple While loop to iterate though list .
I have this issue also, can you share your while loop code? I'd like to see how you iterated through the list.
Thanks!
can you share your while loop?
I figured this out with the help of ChatGPT so I thought I'd share here.
# Connect to the NSX-T Manager
Connect-NsxtServer nsxmanager.name.put.here
# Get the NSX-T service for NS groups
$nsgroupsvc = Get-NsxtService -Name com.vmware.nsx.ns_groups
# Retrieve the first page of NS groups
$nsgroups = $nsgroupsvc.list()
# Loop through each page of NS groups
while ($nsgroups.results) {
# Output the NS groups
$nsgroups.results | Format-Table -Autosize -Property id, display_name, members
# Check if there are more NS groups to retrieve
if ($nsgroups.cursor) {
# Get the next page of NS groups
$nsgroups = $nsgroupsvc.list($nsgroups.cursor)
} else {
# No more NS groups to retrieve
break
}
}
# Disconnect from the NSX-T Manager
Disconnect-NsxtServer