hi luc,
i was doing some research on nsxt today .thought of checking commands avalaible with 11.2 powercli .
i found only three commands available .however there were many functions avaliable .
does that mean those functions have been created for that specific lab .
No, the NSX module indeed only contains 3 cmdlets.
It's the same concept as with the VCSA app interface.
You get access to all the methods via the services.
To use those you need to use the corresponding API Reference.
Or use a 3th party module that has packaged some of these API methods in PowerShell functions.
Blog: lucd.info Twitter: @LucD22 Co-author PowerCLI Reference
No, the NSX module indeed only contains 3 cmdlets.
It's the same concept as with the VCSA app interface.
You get access to all the methods via the services.
To use those you need to use the corresponding API Reference.
Or use a 3th party module that has packaged some of these API methods in PowerShell functions.
Blog: lucd.info Twitter: @LucD22 Co-author PowerCLI Reference
thanks luc,
i also found following
https://itq.eu/feeds/automate-nsx-t-with-powercli/
Get-NsxtService with this command have full access to NSX-T’s public API!
something like we discuused ( and yu just mentioned)in previous post
connect-cisserver -server vcsa-01a.corp.local
get-cisservice -name “com.vmware.appliance.servcies”
For more examples, William created a small library of functions, see NSX-T PowerCLI community module
Blog: lucd.info Twitter: @LucD22 Co-author PowerCLI Reference
tx luc.