03-14-2021 04:34 AM
PowerShell script to check vNIC Number Fabric Failover value on Rack-Mount and B series servers from UCS manager
we need to check Fabric Failover details on all C series and B series servers
in UCS manager . below is the screen-shot
Thank you in advance.
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03-15-2021 05:54 AM
Using the UCS powertool, this should show you which specific fabric the vnics are assigned to or "A-B" if fabric failover is configured:
PowerTool C:\> get-ucsvnic | select-object Dn, SwitchId Dn SwitchId -- -------- org-root/lan-conn-pol-test/ether-test A org-root/ls-intersight1/ether-eth0 A org-root/ls-intersight1/ether-eth1 B org-root/ls-MyTemplate/ether-1-fabric-A A-B org-root/ls-Server2/ether-1-fabric-A A org-root/ls-Server7/ether-1-fabric-A A-B org-root/ls-template1/ether-1-fabric-A A-B
03-15-2021 05:54 AM
Using the UCS powertool, this should show you which specific fabric the vnics are assigned to or "A-B" if fabric failover is configured:
PowerTool C:\> get-ucsvnic | select-object Dn, SwitchId Dn SwitchId -- -------- org-root/lan-conn-pol-test/ether-test A org-root/ls-intersight1/ether-eth0 A org-root/ls-intersight1/ether-eth1 B org-root/ls-MyTemplate/ether-1-fabric-A A-B org-root/ls-Server2/ether-1-fabric-A A org-root/ls-Server7/ether-1-fabric-A A-B org-root/ls-template1/ether-1-fabric-A A-B
03-15-2021 08:35 PM
Thank you Brian for the response, let me check and get back to you.
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