Automation

Hi,

i´m searching for a little script that generates an output (table? / csv?) of the Datastores ( NFS ) attached to a cluster.

I want the script to show

Datastore-Name

NFS-Server

path ( on NFS-Server )

How has such a script to look like?

Thx

Chakoe

Try something like this

$report = foreach($cluster in Get-Cluster){
    Get-Datastore -Entity (Get-VMHost -Location $cluster) | 
    where {$_.Type -eq "NFS"} |
    Sort-Object -Unique |
    Select @{N="Cluster";E={$cluster.Name}},Name,RemoteHost,RemotePath
}
$report | Export-Csv "C:\NFS-datastores.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture

If you want it for a specific cluster change the first line into

$report = foreach($cluster in (Get-Cluster -Name MyCLuster)){

Luc,

this reports the same results as the simple Get-Datastore. Means: Only Name, FreeSpaceMB and CapacityMB are shown with values. RemoteHost and RemotePath are still empty

Are you sure you copied the script correctly ?

Works fine for me and shows the Remote Host and Path.

I'll attach the script to make sure you have the correct copy.

Attachment(s)

NFS-datastore-report.ps1   317 B 1 version

Good morning,

the Script is:

$report = foreach($cluster in Get-Cluster -Name Cluster23){
    Get-Datastore -Entity (Get-VMHost -Location $cluster) |
    where {$_.Type -eq "NFS"} |
    Sort-Object -Unique |
    Select @{N="Cluster";E={$cluster.Name}},Name,RemoteHost,RemotePath
}
$report | Export-Csv "C:\NFS-datastores.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture

And its output in the csv is:

"Cluster";"Name";"RemoteHost";"RemotePath"
"Cluster23";"Cluster23_01";;
"Cluster23";"Cluster23_02";;
"Cluster23";"Cluster23_03";;
"Cluster23";"Cluster23_04";;
"Cluster23";"Cluster23_05";;
"Cluster23";"Cluster23_06";;
"Cluster23";"Cluster23_GW_RZ2_1";;

So, whats going wrong? For example, here are the Values ( in VI-Client) of the Datastore Cluster23_01

Identification:          Cluster23_01

Server:                    10.17.1.251

Path:                       /qvm03_001

Wait a minute, which PowerCLI version are you using ?

Do a

Get-PowerCLIVersion

If I remember correctly these properties are new in PowerCLI 5

Had the same idea :-)

just upgaded to Version 5 et voila :-)

Thx a lot!