Hi,
Correct, if you want to work downwards from the fabric interconnect level something similar to the logic in this powershell example below should work.
You'd grab /api/v1/network/ElementSummaries to get the DeviceMoID for the fabric interconnect. You would then make a second call to /api/v1/compute/PhysicalSummaries and filter for servers that have Owners set to the DeviceMoID of the fabric interconnect as well as returning an expanded Ancestors field (contains the chassis info).
$fabricInterconnect = Get-IntersightNetworkElementSummary -Filter "Serial eq 'FDO12345'"
$servers = Get-IntersightComputePhysicalSummary -Filter "Contains(Owners,'$($fabricInterconnect.Results.DeviceMoId)')" -Expand 'Ancestors'
Write-Host "Inventory for Fabric Interconnect:" $fabricInterconnect.Results.Name
foreach ($server in $servers.Results) {
Write-Host "Server Name: $($server.Name), Model: $($server.Model), Chassis Model: $($server.Ancestors.ActualInstance.Model), Chassis Serial: $($server.Ancestors.ActualInstance.Serial) "
}
Output:
Server Name: cx-imm-fi4-1-4, Model: UCSB-B200-M5, Chassis Model: UCSB-5108-AC2, Chassis Serial: FOX1907
Server Name: cx-imm-fi4-1-1, Model: UCSB-B200-M5, Chassis Model: UCSB-5108-AC2, Chassis Serial: FOX1907
Server Name: cx-imm-fi4-1-3, Model: UCSB-B200-M5, Chassis Model: UCSB-5108-AC2, Chassis Serial: FOX1907
Server Name: cx-imm-fi4-1-2, Model: UCSB-B200-M5, Chassis Model: UCSB-5108-AC2, Chassis Serial: FOX1907
