04-05-2017 04:26 PM
I'm attempting to automate the creation of our Service Profile Templates, and have just about everything done. However, I am unable to figure out how to configure a Service Profile Template to use a SAN Connectivity Policy. I do not see that as an option in the Add-UcsServiceProfile CmdLet.
How is this done with the UCS PowerTool. I'm having the same issue with LAN Connectivity Policies.
Thanks
Sean
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09-27-2017 05:51 AM
Hi Sean,
The SAN and LAN connection policies are both defined in the vnicConnDef object.
To Get the vnicConnDef object Get the Service Profile and then Get the vnicConnDef object
PowerTool C:\> Get-UcsServiceProfile -Name test | Get-UcsVnicConnDef
LanConnPolicyName : test
OperLanConnPolicyName : org-root/lan-conn-pol-test
OperSanConnPolicyName : org-root/san-conn-pol-test
PropAcl : 0
Sacl :
SanConnPolicyName : test
Ucs : SJC18-L14-UCSMINI1
Dn : org-root/ls-test/conn-def
Rn : conn-def
Status :
XtraProperty : {}
If I want to change the SAN policy to one called san-conn, I would get the policy and then set it
PowerTool C:\> Get-UcsServiceProfile -Name test | Set-UcsVnicConnDef -SanConnPolicyName San-Conn-Policy
LanConnPolicyName : test
OperLanConnPolicyName : org-root/lan-conn-pol-test
OperSanConnPolicyName : org-root/san-conn-pol-san-conn
PropAcl : 0
Sacl :
SanConnPolicyName : san-conn
Ucs : SJC18-L14-UCSMINI1
Dn : org-root/ls-test/conn-def
Rn : conn-def
Status :
XtraProperty : {}
Hope that helps.
Regards,
John
09-27-2017 05:51 AM
Hi Sean,
The SAN and LAN connection policies are both defined in the vnicConnDef object.
To Get the vnicConnDef object Get the Service Profile and then Get the vnicConnDef object
PowerTool C:\> Get-UcsServiceProfile -Name test | Get-UcsVnicConnDef
LanConnPolicyName : test
OperLanConnPolicyName : org-root/lan-conn-pol-test
OperSanConnPolicyName : org-root/san-conn-pol-test
PropAcl : 0
Sacl :
SanConnPolicyName : test
Ucs : SJC18-L14-UCSMINI1
Dn : org-root/ls-test/conn-def
Rn : conn-def
Status :
XtraProperty : {}
If I want to change the SAN policy to one called san-conn, I would get the policy and then set it
PowerTool C:\> Get-UcsServiceProfile -Name test | Set-UcsVnicConnDef -SanConnPolicyName San-Conn-Policy
LanConnPolicyName : test
OperLanConnPolicyName : org-root/lan-conn-pol-test
OperSanConnPolicyName : org-root/san-conn-pol-san-conn
PropAcl : 0
Sacl :
SanConnPolicyName : san-conn
Ucs : SJC18-L14-UCSMINI1
Dn : org-root/ls-test/conn-def
Rn : conn-def
Status :
XtraProperty : {}
Hope that helps.
Regards,
John
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