Public/NSXTResources/Get-CINSXTNetworkPools.ps1
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function Get-CINSXTNetworkPools(){ <# .SYNOPSIS Returns the NSX Network Pools for the currently connected Cloud Director installation. .DESCRIPTION Returns the NSX Network Pools for the currently connected Cloud Director installation. .PARAMETER NSXTManagerName The NSX-T Manager name. .PARAMETER NetworkPoolName The Network Pool Name .EXAMPLE Get-CINSXTNetworkPools -NSXTManagerName "NSX-T-Manager" Returns all Network Pools for the NSX Manager named "NSX-T-Manager" .EXAMPLE Get-CINSXTNetworkPools -NSXTManagerName "NSX-T-Manager" -NetworkPoolName "Network-Pool ABC" Returns the Network Pool with the name "Network-Pool ABC" for the NSX Manager named "NSX-T-Manager" .NOTES AUTHOR: Adrian Begg LASTEDIT: 2019-12-17 VERSION: 1.0 #> Param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$True)] [ValidateNotNullorEmpty()] [String] $NSXTManagerName, [Parameter(Mandatory=$False)] [ValidateNotNullorEmpty()] [String] $NetworkPoolName ) # Always check if we are connected first Test-CIServerConnection | Out-Null # Check if the NSX-T Manager exists $NSXTManager = Get-CINSXTManager -Name $NSXTManagerName if($NSXTManager.Count -eq 0){ throw "An NSX-T Manager with the provided name $NSXTManagerName does not exist in the currently connected installation." } # Query the installation for all NSX-T Managers [Hashtable] $NSXTRequestArgs = @{ page = 1 pageSize = 128 links = "true" } # Filter has to go inline due to poor pharsing of the data [Hashtable] $NSXTRequestParameters = @{ URI = "$($global:DefaultCIServers.CloudAPIServiceURI)/1.0.0/networkPools/networkPoolSummaries?filter=(poolType==GENEVE;managingOwnerRef.id==$($NSXTManager.id))" Method = "Get" APIVersion = 33 Data = $NSXTRequestArgs } $NetworkPools = ((Invoke-CICloudAPIRequest @NSXTRequestParameters).JSONData).values # Check if a filter was specified if($PSBoundParameters.ContainsKey('NetworkPoolName')){ $NetworkPools = $NetworkPools | Where-Object{$_.name -eq $NetworkPoolName} } return $NetworkPools } |