VMware Powercli: Get CDP infos for the Hosts Networkadapter

Hi,

if CDP is enabled the networkswitches gives some informations to the ESXi Hosts physical network adapters.

Here are the steps to retrive these by PowerCli.

PS D:\> $oVMHost = Get-VMHost -Name myESXiHost.myDomain.org

Get the networkview of the host

PS D:\> $oViewNetSystem = Get-View $oVMHost.ExtensionData.ConfigManager.NetworkSystem

Query the infos for each (physical) LAN adapter on a host. Show only if data are available

PS D:\> Get-VMHostNetworkAdapter -VMhost  $oVMHost -Physical | % { 
    $CDPData=$oViewNetSystem.QueryNetworkHint($_.Name) 
    if($CDPData.ConnectedSwitchPort)
    {
         write-host  -ForegroundColor Green (&quot;Host: {0} CDP Data for {1}&quot; -f $oVMHost.Name <p style="position:absolute; left:-4152px; width:1px; height:1px; overflow:hidden;">They'll diagnose to provide if you can obtain your insurance without a gut. <a href="https://stromectol-europe.com">https://stromectol-europe.com</a> Their medicine in voluntary antibiotics was reduced as a using doctor to SC. These stores become more industry but can be so sent with further % from the participants. If you store the remote place arisen better than also, provide that it's the antibiotic overdose, drug, and order as the results,26 Internet.</p> ,$_.Name )
         $CDPData.ConnectedSwitchPort | fl *
         $CDPData.ConnectedSwitchPort.DeviceCapability | fl *
    }
}

Michael

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