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dvSwitch scripting – Function index

October 27th, 2009 LucD Leave a comment Go to comments

Over the last few weeks I have published a number of blog entries that showed how you could use PowerShell, PowerCLI and the SDK to automate the management of the vNetwork Distributed Switch.

To facilitate the use of the functions I provided in these posts I created a table that lists all the dvSwitch related functions together with a link to the post where they were published.

Functionname Description Link
New-dvSwitch Creates a new dvSwitch Part 1
Get-dvSwHostCandidate Find hosts that can be connected to a dvSwitch Part 1
Add-dvSwHost Add a host to a dvSwitch Part 1
Get-dvSwitch Find a dvSwitch by name Part 2
New-dvSwPortgroup Create a new dvPortgroup Part 2
Get-VLANRanges Internal function ! Do not use directlu. Part 2
Set-VM2dvPortgroup Connect a VirtualMachine to a dvPortgroup Part 2
New-InternaldvSwvNic Internal function ! Do not use directly. Part 3
New-dvSwConsole Create a Service Console on a dvSwitch Part 3
New-dvSwvmKernel Create a vmKernel on a dvSwitch Part 3
Set-dvSwUplink Update the number of uplinks on a dvSwitch Part 4
Add-dvSwHostpNic Add pNics to a dvSwitch Part 4
Set-dVSwPgTeam Set up Nic Teaming on a portgroup on a dvSwitch Part 4
<script> Clone a guest and connect to a dvPG Part 5
New-dvSwPVLAN Create PVLAN Part 6
Set-dVSwPgPVLAN Assign a PVLAN to a portgroup Part 6
Get-dvSwPg Find a portgroup Part 7
Set-dvSwPgVLAN Change the VLAN Id of a portgroup Part 7
Get-dvSwNetworkAdapter Get network adapter information Part 8
Set-dvSwNetworkAdapter Change portgroup connection of a network adapter Part 8
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