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#!/bin/sh

###################################################################################
##   Create a pwpolicy XML file based upon variables and options included below.
##   Policy is applied and then file gets deleted.
##   Use "sudo pwpolicy -u <user> -getaccountpolicies"
##   to see it, and "sudo pwpolicy -u <user> -clearaccountpolicies" to clear it.
##
##    Tested on: OS X  10.10  10.11  10.12
####################################################################################

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#Creates a simple cluster object in vCenter Inventory with quickstart disabled.
$spec = New-Object VMware.Vim.ClusterConfigSpecEx
$spec.InHciWorkflow = $false #Disables QuickStart
$_this = Get-View -Id 'Folder-group-h5'
$_this.CreateClusterEx($name, $spec)

#Disables QuickStart on an existing cluster
$Cluster = Get-Cluster "SomeCrazyName"
$Cluster.ExtensionData.AbandonHciWorkflow()  

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$NSXMgr = Read-Host "Enter NSX Manager IP or DNS name:"
$Creds = Get-Credential -Message "Enter NSX username and password"

$PortData = @()
$Segments = Invoke-RestMethod -Authentication Basic -Credential $creds -Method Get -Uri "https://$NSXMgr/policy/api/v1/infra/segments/" -SkipCertificateCheck:$true

Foreach ($Segment in $Segments.results){
    $Ports = Invoke-RestMethod -Authentication Basic -Credential $creds -Method Get -Uri "https://$NSXMgr/policy/api/v1/infra/segments/$($Segment.id)/ports/" -SkipCertificateCheck:$true
    $PortData += $Ports.results
    While (!([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($Ports.cursor))){

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echo -n Enter NSX Manager IP:
read nsxmgr
echo -n Enter NSX Manager admin password:
read -s secret

# The below curl command will display logical router id's and display names for those id's.
curl -k -u admin:$secret https://$nsxmgr/api/v1/logical-routers/ | awk -F ': ' '/"id"/{print substr($2,2, length($2)-3)} /"display_name"/{print substr($2,2, length($2)-3)}'

echo -n Enter target router id:
read routerid

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# These values are unique to your environment.  
# DO NOT USE this code if your NSX-T instance is managed by a service provider.  
# You risk breaking your SLA/contracts/blahblahblah and yourself.
NSXMgr=IPorDNSNameofyourNSXManager
domainsuffix=zsoldier.com
org=zsoldiernet
orgunit=blog
country=US
state=GA
locality=ATL

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#Requires -Module vmware.powercli
$Credential = Get-Credential
$skipcertcheck = $true
$AuthMethod = “Basic”
$NSXMgr=”0.0.0.0”
$apiendpoint = "/api/v1/fabric"
$base_url = ("https://" + $NSXMgr + $apiendpoint)
$tag = "Naka"
$scope = "NakaScope"  # If scope not required, simply define as $null or ""
$vmnamefilter = "nakabuntu" # Not required.  Will loop through all VM's otherwise.

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$Credential = Get-Credential
$skipcertcheck = $true
$AuthMethod = “Basic”
$NSXMgr=”NSXTManagerIPorDNSName”
$policyapi = "/policy/api/v1"
$base_url = ("https://" + $NSXMgr + $policyapi)

$endpoint = "/infra/realized-state/virtual-machines"
$Data = Invoke-restmethod -Uri ($base_url + $EndPoint) -Method GET -Credential $Credential -SkipCertificateCheck:$skipcertcheck -Authentication:$AuthMethod

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#Have not figured out how to have jq output an array for bash to loop through.
nsxt=DNSnameORIPAddressofNSXTManager
username=admin
password='superduperSecure!'
endpoint='policy/api/v1'
#Checks to see if you have jq installed.
if ! command -v jq &> /dev/null
then
    echo "jq is needed for code for below code to work.  Download or use brew/apt/packagemanager to install.  https://stedolan.github.io/jq/"
    exit

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$NSXMgr = Read-Host "Please provide NSX-T DNS name or IP address." 
$Credential = Get-Credential -Message "Please provide NSX-T username and password."

$skipcertcheck = $true
$AuthMethod = “Basic”
$policyapi = "/policy/api/v1"
$base_url = ("https://" + $NSXMgr + $policyapi)


$endpoint = "/infra/tier-0s/"

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$testtimer=1800
$writepct=50
$blocksize='64k'
$threads=4
$outstandingio=16
$warmuptime=5
$filesize="10G"
$drives=@('D','E','F','G')
#$drives=@('E')
$diskspdpath = "C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\DiskSpd\amd64\diskspd.exe"