Automation

Is there a way to make a report that shows any vms without a security tag attached, print it to html, and add a total at the bottom.  Is this doable or is something needed to pull this data from NSX?

To start you could verify if those tags are visible with the regular tag cmdlets.

Do they show when you do a Get-TagAssignment?

It does not seem to show up with those commands.

Then you will have to use the PowerNSX module I guess.

Something like this

Get-VM | where{(Get-NsxSecuritytagassignment) -eq $null}

Sorry it just ask for a security tag:

Then try the one I provided in Re: Security Tags in NSX

I am struggling hard on this, no idea why, but this is what I see when I just try to connect to my NSX Manager:

I assume you already saw Kyle's post Getting Started with the PowerCLI Module for VMware NSX-T ?

The only difference I see is the credentials, but the error seems to come earlier.

Does adding the -Verbose switch give any more information?

Could this be a DNS issue?

No DNS name is used, just IP.  Wanted to rule that out to start.  I used the verbose tag and didn't show anything new.

Did you check the TLS version(s) your PowerShell session can use?

[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol

If TLS12 is not in there, run the following before trying the connection

Sorry shows this:

PS C:\Windows\system32> [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol

Tls12

PS C:\Windows\system32>

That seems to be ok.

I'm at my wit's end, for now, I'm afraid.

Please forgive me, I am losing my mind slowly and simply typed the IP wrong.  Again VERY SORRY, but there is a new error:

Are you getting the same error when you provide all the values on the cmdlet, instead of being prompted for them?

Yes both ways

To eliminate any 'dirty bits', did you stop/start your PowerShell session before trying again?

Ya I did that, no change

I think you might want to open an SR for this.

Sorry where can I put a SR in for this product?

You can open a regular SR (you don't need a Developer Support contract).

See PowerCLI Support Breakdown
Refer to that post when GSS claims you do need Developer Support.

Entered the SR under NSX and support said they can check if the script is hitting it but that is all. No further support given.

You should also be able to open a SR under PowerCLI afaik

After messing around for a few hours I think I got it.  I needed to connect to a vcenter first then it worked.  Now I am working on finding VMs without any security group assigned.  Sorry for the switching of gears, but I think the group might be easier and get me same content.  But missing something as this just named all my VMs.

get-vm | select name | ?{ ( Get-NsxSecurityGroup $_) -eq $null}

Great.

Can you try like this

This is perfect, thank you so much!