PureStorage.FlashArray.VMware.Configuration.psm1
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function new-pfaConnection { <# .SYNOPSIS Uses new-pfaarray to store the connection in a global parameter .DESCRIPTION Creates a FlashArray connection and stores it in global variable $Global:DefaultFlashArray. If you make more than one connection it will store them all in $Global:AllFlashArrays .INPUTS An FQDN or IP, credentials, and ignore certificate boolean .OUTPUTS Returns the FlashArray connection. .NOTES Version: 1.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 05/23/2019 Purpose/Change: Updated for new connection mgmt *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,mandatory=$true)] [string]$endpoint, [Parameter(Position=1,ValueFromPipeline=$True,mandatory=$true)] [System.Management.Automation.PSCredential]$credentials, [Parameter(Position=2)] [switch]$defaultArray, [Parameter(Position=3)] [switch]$nonDefaultArray, [Parameter(Position=4)] [switch]$ignoreCertificateError ) Begin { if (($true -eq $defaultArray) -and ($true -eq $nonDefaultArray)) { throw "You can only specify defaultArray or nonDefaultArray, not both." } if (($false -eq $defaultArray) -and ($false -eq $nonDefaultArray)) { throw "Please specify this to be either the new default array or a non-default array" } $ErrorActionPreference = "stop" } Process { if ($null -eq $Global:AllFlashArrays) { $Global:AllFlashArrays = @() } $flasharray = New-PfaArray -EndPoint $endpoint -Credentials $credentials -IgnoreCertificateError:$ignoreCertificateError $Global:AllFlashArrays += $flasharray if ($defaultArray -eq $true) { $Global:DefaultFlashArray = $flasharray } } End { return $flasharray } } function get-pfaDatastore { <# .SYNOPSIS Retrieves all Pure Storage FlashArray datastores .DESCRIPTION Will return all FlashArray-based datastores, either VMFS or VVols, and if specified just for a particular FlashArray connection. .INPUTS A FlashArray connection, a cluster or VMhost, and filter of VVol or VMFS. All optional. .OUTPUTS Returns the relevant datastores. .NOTES Version: 1.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 06/04/2019 Purpose/Change: First release *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [PurePowerShell.PureArray]$flasharray, [Parameter(Position=1)] [switch]$vvol, [Parameter(Position=2)] [switch]$vmfs, [Parameter(Position=3,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.Inventory.Cluster]$cluster, [Parameter(Position=4,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.Inventory.VMHost]$esxi ) if (($null -ne $esxi) -and ($null -ne $cluster)) { throw "Please only pass in an ESXi host or a cluster, or neither" } if ($null -ne $esxi) { $datastores = $esxi | get-datastore } elseif ($null -ne $cluster) { $datastores = $cluster | get-datastore } else { $datastores = get-datastore } if (($true -eq $vvol) -or (($false -eq $vvol) -and ($false -eq $vmfs))) { $vvolDatastores = $datastores |where-object {$_.Type -eq "VVOL"} |Where-Object {$_.ExtensionData.Info.VvolDS.StorageArray[0].VendorId -eq "PURE"} if ($null -ne $flasharray) { $arrayID = (Get-PfaArrayAttributes -Array $flasharray).id $vvolDatastores = $vvolDatastores |Where-Object {$_.ExtensionData.info.vvolDS.storageArray[0].uuid.substring(16) -eq $arrayID} } } if (($true -eq $vmfs) -or (($false -eq $vmfs) -and ($false -eq $vvol))) { $vmfsDatastores = $datastores |where-object {$_.Type -eq "VMFS"} |Where-Object {$_.ExtensionData.Info.Vmfs.Extent.DiskName -like 'naa.624a9370*'} if ($null -ne $flasharray) { $faVMFSdatastores = @() foreach ($vmfsDatastore in $vmfsDatastores) { try { get-pfaConnectionOfDatastore -datastore $vmfsDatastore -flasharrays $flasharray |Out-Null $faVMFSdatastores += $vmfsDatastore } catch { continue } } $vmfsDatastores = $faVMFSdatastores } } $allDatastores = @() if ($null -ne $vmfsDatastores) { $allDatastores += $vmfsDatastores } if ($null -ne $vvolDatastores) { $allDatastores += $vvolDatastores } return $allDatastores } function get-pfaConnectionOfDatastore { <# .SYNOPSIS Takes in a VVol or VMFS datastore, one or more FlashArray connections and returns the correct connection. .DESCRIPTION Will iterate through any connections stored in $Global:AllFlashArrays or whatever is passed in directly. .INPUTS A datastore and one or more FlashArray connections .OUTPUTS Returns the correct FlashArray connection. .NOTES Version: 1.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 05/26/2019 Purpose/Change: Updated for new connection mgmt *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [PurePowerShell.PureArray[]]$flasharrays, [Parameter(Position=1,mandatory=$true,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.DatastoreManagement.Datastore]$datastore ) if ($null -eq $flasharrays) { $flasharrays = getAllFlashArrays } if ($datastore.Type -eq 'VMFS') { $lun = $datastore.ExtensionData.Info.Vmfs.Extent.DiskName |select-object -unique if ($lun -like 'naa.624a9370*') { $volserial = ($lun.ToUpper()).substring(12) foreach ($flasharray in $flasharrays) { $pureVolumes = Get-PfaVolumes -Array $flasharray $purevol = $purevolumes | where-object { $_.serial -eq $volserial } if ($null -ne $purevol.name) { return $flasharray } } } else { throw "This VMFS is not hosted on FlashArray storage." } } elseif ($datastore.Type -eq 'VVOL') { $datastoreArraySerial = $datastore.ExtensionData.Info.VvolDS.StorageArray[0].uuid.Substring(16) foreach ($flasharray in $flasharrays) { $arraySerial = (Get-PfaArrayAttributes -array $flasharray).id if ($arraySerial -eq $datastoreArraySerial) { $Global:CurrentFlashArray = $flasharray return $flasharray } } } else { throw "This is not a VMFS or VVol datastore." } $Global:CurrentFlashArray = $null throw "The datastore was not found on any of the FlashArray connections." } function new-pfaRestSession { <# .SYNOPSIS Connects to FlashArray and creates a REST connection. .DESCRIPTION For operations that are in the FlashArray REST, but not in the Pure Storage PowerShell SDK yet, this provides a connection for invoke-restmethod to use. .INPUTS FlashArray connection or FlashArray IP/FQDN and credentials .OUTPUTS Returns REST session .NOTES Version: 2.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 05/26/2019 Purpose/Change: Updated for new connection mgmt *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [PurePowerShell.PureArray]$flasharray ) #Connect to FlashArray if ($null -eq $flasharray) { $flasharray = checkDefaultFlashArray } add-type @" using System.Net; using System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates; public class TrustAllCertsPolicy : ICertificatePolicy { public bool CheckValidationResult( ServicePoint srvPoint, X509Certificate certificate, WebRequest request, int certificateProblem) { return true; } } "@ [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12 [System.Net.ServicePointManager]::CertificatePolicy = New-Object TrustAllCertsPolicy #Create FA REST session $SessionAction = @{ api_token = $flasharray.ApiToken } Invoke-RestMethod -Method Post -Uri "https://$($flasharray.Endpoint)/api/$($flasharray.apiversion)/auth/session" -Body $SessionAction -SessionVariable Session -ErrorAction Stop |Out-Null $global:faRestSession = $Session return $global:faRestSession } function remove-pfaRestSession { <# .SYNOPSIS Disconnects a FlashArray REST session .DESCRIPTION Takes in a FlashArray Connection or session and disconnects on the FlashArray. .INPUTS FlashArray connection or session .OUTPUTS Returns success or failure. .NOTES Version: 2.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 05/26/2019 Purpose/Change: Updated for new connection mgmt *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,ValueFromPipeline=$True,mandatory=$true)] [Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.WebRequestSession]$faSession, [Parameter(Position=1,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [PurePowerShell.PureArray]$flasharray ) if ($null -eq $flasharray) { $flasharray = checkDefaultFlashArray } $purevip = $flasharray.endpoint $apiVersion = $flasharray.ApiVersion #Delete FA session Invoke-RestMethod -Method Delete -Uri "https://${purevip}/api/${apiVersion}/auth/session" -WebSession $faSession -ErrorAction Stop |Out-Null } function new-pfaHostFromVmHost { <# .SYNOPSIS Create a FlashArray host from an ESXi vmhost object .DESCRIPTION Takes in a vCenter ESXi host and creates a FlashArray host .INPUTS FlashArray connection, a vCenter ESXi vmHost, and iSCSI/FC option .OUTPUTS Returns new FlashArray host object. .NOTES Version: 2.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 05/26/2019 Purpose/Change: Updated for new connection mgmt *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,mandatory=$true)] [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.Inventory.VMHost]$esxi, [Parameter(Position=1)] [string]$protocolType, [Parameter(Position=2,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [PurePowerShell.PureArray[]]$flasharray, [Parameter(Position=3)] [switch]$iscsi, [Parameter(Position=4)] [switch]$fc ) Begin { if (($protocolType -eq "FC") -and ($protocolType -eq "iSCSI")) { Write-Warning -Message "The protocolType parameter is being deprecated, please use the -fc or -iscsi switch parameters instead." } if (($protocolType -ne "FC") -and ($protocolType -ne "iSCSI") -and ($iscsi -ne $true) -and ($protocolType -ne $true)) { throw 'No valid protocol entered. Please add the -fc or -iscsi switch parameter"' } if (($iscsi -eq $true) -and ($protocolType -eq $true)) { throw "You cannot use both the -fc and -iscsi switch" } if (($iscsi -eq $true) -and ($protocolType -eq "FC")) { throw "You cannot use the iSCSI switch parameter and specify FC in the protocolType option. The protocolType parameter is being deprecated." } if (($fc -eq $true) -and ($protocolType -eq "iSCSI")) { throw "You cannot use the FC switch parameter and specify iSCSI in the protocolType option. The protocolType parameter is being deprecated." } if ($protocolType -eq "FC") { $fc = $true } if ($protocolType -eq "iSCSI") { $iscsi = $true } $vmHosts = @() } Process { if ($null -eq $flasharray) { $flasharray = checkDefaultFlashArray } foreach ($fa in $flasharray) { if ($iscsi -eq $true) { $iscsiadapter = $esxi | Get-VMHostHBA -Type iscsi | Where-Object {$_.Model -eq "iSCSI Software Adapter"} if ($null -eq $iscsiadapter) { throw "No Software iSCSI adapter found on host $($esxi.NetworkInfo.HostName)." } else { $iqn = $iscsiadapter.ExtensionData.IScsiName } try { $newFaHost = New-PfaHost -Array $fa -Name $esxi.NetworkInfo.HostName -IqnList $iqn -ErrorAction stop $vmHosts += $newFaHost } catch { Write-Error $Global:Error[0] return $null } } if ($fc -eq $true) { $wwns = $esxi | Get-VMHostHBA -Type FibreChannel | Select-Object VMHost,Device,@{N="WWN";E={"{0:X}" -f $_.PortWorldWideName}} | Format-table -Property WWN -HideTableHeaders |out-string $wwns = (($wwns.Replace("`n","")).Replace("`r","")).Replace(" ","") $wwns = &{for ($i = 0;$i -lt $wwns.length;$i += 16) { $wwns.substring($i,16) }} try { $newFaHost = New-PfaHost -Array $fa -Name $esxi.NetworkInfo.HostName -WwnList $wwns -ErrorAction stop $vmHosts += $newFaHost $Global:CurrentFlashArray = $fa } catch { Write-Error $Global:Error[0] } } } } End { return $vmHosts } } function get-pfaHostFromVmHost { <# .SYNOPSIS Gets a FlashArray host object from a ESXi vmhost object .DESCRIPTION Takes in a vmhost and returns a matching FA host if found .INPUTS FlashArray connection and a vCenter ESXi host .OUTPUTS Returns FA host if matching one is found. .NOTES Version: 2.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 05/26/2019 Purpose/Change: Updated for new connection mgmt *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,mandatory=$true,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.Inventory.VMHost]$esxi, [Parameter(Position=1,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [PurePowerShell.PureArray]$flasharray ) if ($null -eq $flasharray) { $flasharray = checkDefaultFlashArray } $iscsiadapter = $esxi | Get-VMHostHBA -Type iscsi | Where-Object {$_.Model -eq "iSCSI Software Adapter"} $wwns = $esxi | Get-VMHostHBA -Type FibreChannel | Select-Object VMHost,Device,@{N="WWN";E={"{0:X}" -f $_.PortWorldWideName}} | Format-table -Property WWN -HideTableHeaders |out-string $wwns = (($wwns.Replace("`n","")).Replace("`r","")).Replace(" ","") $wwns = &{for ($i = 0;$i -lt $wwns.length;$i += 16) { $wwns.substring($i,16) }} $fahosts = Get-PFAHosts -array $flasharray -ErrorAction Stop if ($null -ne $iscsiadapter) { $iqn = $iscsiadapter.ExtensionData.IScsiName foreach ($fahost in $fahosts) { if ($fahost.iqn.count -ge 1) { foreach ($fahostiqn in $fahost.iqn) { if ($iqn.ToLower() -eq $fahostiqn.ToLower()) { $faHostMatch = $fahost } } } } } if (($null -ne $wwns) -and ($null -eq $faHostMatch)) { foreach ($wwn in $wwns) { foreach ($fahost in $fahosts) { if ($fahost.wwn.count -ge 1) { foreach($fahostwwn in $fahost.wwn) { if ($wwn.ToLower() -eq $fahostwwn.ToLower()) { $faHostMatch = $fahost } } } } } } if ($null -ne $faHostMatch) { $Global:CurrentFlashArray = $flasharray return $faHostMatch } else { throw "No matching host could be found on the FlashArray $($flasharray.EndPoint)" } } function get-pfaHostGroupfromVcCluster { <# .SYNOPSIS Retrieves a FA host group from an ESXi cluster .DESCRIPTION Takes in a vCenter Cluster and retrieves corresonding host group .INPUTS FlashArray connection and a vCenter cluster .OUTPUTS Returns success or failure. .NOTES Version: 2.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 05/26/2019 Purpose/Change: Updated for new connection mgmt *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,mandatory=$true,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.Inventory.Cluster]$cluster, [Parameter(Position=1,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [PurePowerShell.PureArray]$flasharray ) if ($null -eq $flasharray) { $flasharray = checkDefaultFlashArray } $esxiHosts = $cluster |Get-VMHost $faHostGroups = @() $faHostGroupNames = @() foreach ($esxiHost in $esxiHosts) { try { $faHost = $esxiHost | get-pfaHostFromVmHost -flasharray $flasharray if ($null -ne $faHost.hgroup) { if ($faHostGroupNames.contains($faHost.hgroup)) { continue } else { $faHostGroupNames += $faHost.hgroup $faHostGroup = Get-PfaHostGroup -Array $flasharray -Name $faHost.hgroup $faHostGroups += $faHostGroup } } } catch{ continue } } if ($null -eq $faHostGroup) { throw "No host group found for this cluster on $($flasharray.EndPoint). You can create a host group with new-pfahostgroupfromvcCluster" } if ($faHostGroups.count -gt 1) { Write-Warning -Message "This cluster spans more than one host group. The recommendation is to have only one host group per cluster" } $Global:CurrentFlashArray = $flasharray return $faHostGroups } function new-pfaHostGroupfromVcCluster { <# .SYNOPSIS Create a host group from an ESXi cluster .DESCRIPTION Takes in a vCenter Cluster and creates hosts (if needed) and host group .INPUTS FlashArray connection, a vCenter cluster, and iSCSI/FC option .OUTPUTS Returns success or failure. .NOTES Version: 2.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 05/26/2019 Purpose/Change: Updated for new connection mgmt *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,mandatory=$true)] [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.Inventory.Cluster]$cluster, [Parameter(Position=1)] [string]$protocolType, [Parameter(Position=2,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [PurePowerShell.PureArray[]]$flasharray, [Parameter(Position=3)] [switch]$iscsi, [Parameter(Position=4)] [switch]$fc ) Begin { if (($protocolType -eq "FC") -and ($protocolType -eq "iSCSI")) { Write-Warning -Message "The protocolType parameter is being deprecated, please use the -fc or -iscsi switch parameters instead." } if (($protocolType -ne "FC") -and ($protocolType -ne "iSCSI") -and ($iscsi -ne $true) -and ($protocolType -ne $true)) { throw 'No valid protocol entered. Please add the -fc or -iscsi switch parameter"' } if (($iscsi -eq $true) -and ($protocolType -eq $true)) { throw "You cannot use both the -fc and -iscsi switch" } if (($iscsi -eq $true) -and ($protocolType -eq "FC")) { throw "You cannot use the iSCSI switch parameter and specify FC in the protocolType option. The protocolType parameter is being deprecated." } if (($fc -eq $true) -and ($protocolType -eq "iSCSI")) { throw "You cannot use the FC switch parameter and specify iSCSI in the protocolType option. The protocolType parameter is being deprecated." } if ($protocolType -eq "FC") { $fc = $true } if ($protocolType -eq "iSCSI") { $iscsi = $true } $pfaHostGroups = @() } Process { if ($null -eq $flasharray) { $flasharray = checkDefaultFlashArray } foreach ($fa in $flasharray) { $hostGroup = get-pfaHostGroupfromVcCluster -flasharray $fa -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -cluster $cluster if ($hostGroup.count -gt 1) { throw "The cluster already is configured on the FlashArray and spans more than one host group. This cmdlet does not support a multi-hostgroup configuration." } if ($null -ne $hostGroup) { $clustername = $hostGroup.name } $esxiHosts = $cluster |Get-VMHost $faHosts = @() foreach ($esxiHost in $esxiHosts) { $faHost = $null try { $faHost = get-pfaHostFromVmHost -flasharray $fa -esxi $esxiHost } catch {} if ($null -eq $faHost) { try { $faHost = new-pfaHostFromVmHost -flasharray $fa -iscsi:$iscsi -fc:$fc -ErrorAction Stop -esxi $esxiHost $faHosts += $faHost } catch { Write-Error $Global:Error[0] throw "Could not create host. Cannot create host group." } } else { $faHosts += $faHost } } #FlashArray only supports Alphanumeric or the dash - character in host group names. Checking for VMware cluster name compliance and removing invalid characters. if ($null -eq $hostGroup) { if ($cluster.Name -match "^[a-zA-Z0-9\-]+$") { $clustername = $cluster.Name } else { $clustername = $cluster.Name -replace "[^\w\-]", "" $clustername = $clustername -replace "[_]", "" $clustername = $clustername -replace " ", "" } $hg = Get-PfaHostGroup -Array $fa -Name $clustername -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue if ($null -ne $hg) { if ($hg.hosts.count -ne 0) { #if host group name is already in use and has only unexpected hosts i will create a new one with a random number at the end $nameRandom = get-random -Minimum 1000 -Maximum 9999 $hostGroup = New-PfaHostGroup -Array $fa -Name "$($clustername)-$($nameRandom)" -ErrorAction stop $clustername = "$($clustername)-$($nameRandom)" } } else { #if there is no host group, it will be created $hostGroup = New-PfaHostGroup -Array $fa -Name $clustername -ErrorAction stop } } $faHostNames = @() foreach ($faHost in $faHosts) { if ($null -eq $faHost.hgroup) { $faHostNames += $faHost.name } } #any hosts that are not already in the host group will be added Add-PfaHosts -Array $fa -Name $clustername -HostsToAdd $faHostNames -ErrorAction Stop |Out-Null $Global:CurrentFlashArray = $fa $fahostGroup = Get-PfaHostGroup -Array $fa -Name $clustername $pfaHostGroups += $fahostGroup } } End { return $pfaHostGroups } } function set-vmHostPfaiSCSI{ <# .SYNOPSIS Configure FlashArray iSCSI target information on ESXi host .DESCRIPTION Takes in an ESXi host and configures FlashArray iSCSI target info .INPUTS FlashArray connection and an ESXi host .OUTPUTS Returns ESXi iSCSI targets. .NOTES Version: 2.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 05/26/2019 Purpose/Change: Updated for new connection mgmt *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,mandatory=$true)] [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.Inventory.VMHost]$esxi, [Parameter(Position=1,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [PurePowerShell.PureArray[]]$flasharray ) Begin { $allESXitargets = @() } Process { if ($null -eq $flasharray) { $flasharray = checkDefaultFlashArray } foreach ($fa in $flasharray) { if ($esxi.ExtensionData.Runtime.ConnectionState -ne "connected") { Write-Warning "Host $($esxi.NetworkInfo.HostName) is not in a connected state and cannot be configured." return } $ESXitargets = @() $faiSCSItargets = Get-PfaNetworkInterfaces -Array $fa |Where-Object {$_.services -eq "iscsi"} |Where-Object {$_.enabled -eq $true} | Where-Object {$null -ne $_.address} if ($null -eq $faiSCSItargets) { throw "The target FlashArray does not currently have any iSCSI targets configured." } $iscsi = $esxi |Get-VMHostStorage if ($iscsi.SoftwareIScsiEnabled -ne $true) { $esxi | get-vmhoststorage |Set-VMHostStorage -SoftwareIScsiEnabled $True |out-null } foreach ($faiSCSItarget in $faiSCSItargets) { $iscsiadapter = $esxi | Get-VMHostHba -Type iScsi | Where-Object {$_.Model -eq "iSCSI Software Adapter"} if (!(Get-IScsiHbaTarget -IScsiHba $iscsiadapter -Type Send -ErrorAction stop | Where-Object {$_.Address -cmatch $faiSCSItarget.address})) { New-IScsiHbaTarget -IScsiHba $iscsiadapter -Address $faiSCSItarget.address -ErrorAction stop } $esxcli = $esxi |Get-esxcli -v2 $iscsiargs = $esxcli.iscsi.adapter.discovery.sendtarget.param.get.CreateArgs() $iscsiargs.adapter = $iscsiadapter.Device $iscsiargs.address = $faiSCSItarget.address $delayedAck = $esxcli.iscsi.adapter.discovery.sendtarget.param.get.invoke($iscsiargs) |where-object {$_.name -eq "DelayedAck"} $loginTimeout = $esxcli.iscsi.adapter.discovery.sendtarget.param.get.invoke($iscsiargs) |where-object {$_.name -eq "LoginTimeout"} if ($delayedAck.Current -eq "true") { $iscsiargs = $esxcli.iscsi.adapter.discovery.sendtarget.param.set.CreateArgs() $iscsiargs.adapter = $iscsiadapter.Device $iscsiargs.address = $faiSCSItarget.address $iscsiargs.value = "false" $iscsiargs.key = "DelayedAck" $esxcli.iscsi.adapter.discovery.sendtarget.param.set.invoke($iscsiargs) |out-null } if ($loginTimeout.Current -ne "30") { $iscsiargs = $esxcli.iscsi.adapter.discovery.sendtarget.param.set.CreateArgs() $iscsiargs.adapter = $iscsiadapter.Device $iscsiargs.address = $faiSCSItarget.address $iscsiargs.value = "30" $iscsiargs.key = "LoginTimeout" $esxcli.iscsi.adapter.discovery.sendtarget.param.set.invoke($iscsiargs) |out-null } $ESXitargets += Get-IScsiHbaTarget -IScsiHba $iscsiadapter -Type Send -ErrorAction stop | Where-Object {$_.Address -cmatch $faiSCSItarget.address} } $allESXitargets += $ESXitargets $Global:CurrentFlashArray = $fa } } End { return $allESXitargets } } function set-clusterPfaiSCSI { <# .SYNOPSIS Configure an ESXi cluster with FlashArray iSCSI information .DESCRIPTION Takes in a vCenter Cluster and configures iSCSI on each host. .INPUTS FlashArray connection and a vCenter cluster. .OUTPUTS Returns iSCSI targets. .NOTES Version: 2.0 Author: Cody Hosterman https://codyhosterman.com Creation Date: 05/26/2019 Purpose/Change: Updated for new connection mgmt *******Disclaimer:****************************************************** This scripts are offered "as is" with no warranty. While this scripts is tested and working in my environment, it is recommended that you test this script in a test lab before using in a production environment. Everyone can use the scripts/commands provided here without any written permission but I will not be liable for any damage or loss to the system. ************************************************************************ #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Position=0,mandatory=$true)] [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Types.V1.Inventory.Cluster]$cluster, [Parameter(Position=1,ValueFromPipeline=$True)] [PurePowerShell.PureArray[]]$flasharray ) Begin { $allEsxiiSCSItargets = @() } Process { if ($null -eq $flasharray) { $flasharray = checkDefaultFlashArray } foreach ($fa in $flasharray) { $esxihosts = $cluster |Get-VMHost $esxiiSCSItargets = @() $hostCount = 0 foreach ($esxihost in $esxihosts) { if ($hostCount -eq 0) { Write-Progress -Activity "Configuring iSCSI" -status "Host: $esxihost" -percentComplete 0 } else { Write-Progress -Activity "Configuring iSCSI" -status "Host: $esxihost" -percentComplete (($hostCount / $esxihosts.count) *100) } $esxiiSCSItargets += set-vmHostPfaiSCSI -flasharray $fa -esxi $esxihost $hostCount++ } $allEsxiiSCSItargets += $esxiiSCSItargets $Global:CurrentFlashArray = $fa } } End { return $allEsxiiSCSItargets } } New-Alias -Name new-pureflasharrayRestSession -Value new-pfaRestSession New-Alias -Name remove-pureflasharrayRestSession -Value remove-pfaRestSession New-Alias -Name new-faHostFromVmHost -Value new-pfaHostFromVmHost New-Alias -Name get-faHostFromVmHost -Value get-pfaHostFromVmHost New-Alias -Name get-faHostGroupfromVcCluster -Value get-pfaHostGroupfromVcCluster New-Alias -Name new-faHostGroupfromVcCluster -Value new-pfaHostGroupfromVcCluster New-Alias -Name set-vmHostPureFaiSCSI -Value set-vmHostPfaiSCSI New-Alias -Name set-clusterPureFAiSCSI -Value set-clusterPfaiSCSI function checkDefaultFlashArray{ if ($null -eq $Global:DefaultFlashArray) { throw "You must pass in a FlashArray connection or create a default FlashArray connection with new-pfaconnection" } else { return $Global:DefaultFlashArray } } function getAllFlashArrays { if ($null -ne $Global:AllFlashArrays) { return $Global:AllFlashArrays } else { throw "Please either pass in one or more FlashArray connections or create connections via the new-pfaConnection cmdlet." } } |