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‎docs/_config.yml‎

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title: vNugglets.VDNetworking
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description: A PowerShell module for VMware vSphere Virtual Distributed Networking Management
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google_analytics:
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show_downloads: true
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theme: jekyll-theme-cayman

‎docs/examples.md‎

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### Examples for vNugglets.VDNetworking PowerShell module for VMware vSphere Virtual Distributed Networking management
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#### `Get-VNVDTrafficFilterPolicyConfig`: Get the VDTrafficFilterPolicy configuration for the given VDPortgroup(s) from VDSwitch(es)
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```PowerShell
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## Get the TrafficFilter policy config for the given VDPortgroup
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Get-VDSwitch -Name myVDSw0 | Get-VDPortGroup -Name myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficFilterPolicyConfig
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```
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#### `Get-VNVDTrafficRule`: Get the VDTrafficRule for the TrafficRuleset from the given VDTrafficFilterPolicy configuration from VDPortgroup(s)
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```PowerShell
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## Get the traffic rules from the TrafficeRuleset, which was gotten from the vDPG's TrafficFilterPolicyConfig
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Get-VDSwitch -Name myVDSw0 | Get-VDPortGroup -Name myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficFilterPolicyConfig | Get-VNVDTrafficRuleSet | Get-VNVDTrafficRule
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## Get traffic rules whose name is like "myTestRule*"
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Get-VDSwitch -Name myVDSw0 | Get-VDPortGroup -Name myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficFilterPolicyConfig | Get-VNVDTrafficRuleSet | Get-VNVDTrafficRule myTestRule*
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```
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#### `Get-VNVDTrafficRuleAction`: Get the VDTrafficRule Action for the TrafficRule from the given VDTrafficFilterPolicy configuration from VDPortgroup(s)
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```PowerShell
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## Get the traffic rules action from the traffic rules from the TrafficeRuleset property of the TrafficFilterPolicyConfig
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Get-VDSwitch -Name myVDSw0 | Get-VDPortGroup -Name myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficFilterPolicyConfig | Get-VNVDTrafficRule | Get-VNVDTrafficRuleAction
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```
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#### `Get-VNVDTrafficRuleQualifier`: Get the VDTrafficRule Qualifier for the TrafficRule from the given VDTrafficFilterPolicy configuration from VDPortgroup(s)
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```PowerShell
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## Get the traffic rules qualifiers from the traffic rules from the TrafficeRuleset property of the TrafficFilterPolicyConfig
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Get-VDSwitch -Name myVDSw0 | Get-VDPortGroup -Name myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficFilterPolicyConfig | Get-VNVDTrafficRule | Get-VNVDTrafficRuleQualifier
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```
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#### `Get-VNVDTrafficRuleSet`: Get the DvsTrafficRuleset for the given VDTrafficFilterPolicy configuration from VDPortgroup(s), or from VDPortgroup(s) directly
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```PowerShell
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## Get the traffic ruleset from the TrafficFilterPolicyConfig object of a given vDPG. Can also get the ruleset from just the vDPG, but this "from TrafficFilterPolicyConfig" method is to help show the relationship between the vDPG, the TrafficFilterPolicyConfig, and the TrafficRuleset
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Get-VDSwitch -Name myVDSw0 | Get-VDPortGroup -Name myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficFilterPolicyConfig | Get-VNVDTrafficRuleSet
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## Get the traffic ruleset directly from the given vDPG
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Get-VDSwitch -Name myVDSw0 | Get-VDPortGroup -Name myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficRuleSet
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```
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#### `New-VNVDTrafficRule`: Make new Traffic Rule and add it to the given Traffic Ruleset of a vDPortgroup traffic filter policy
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```PowerShell
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## Create a new Traffic Rule that has two Qualifiers and add it to the given TrafficRuleset from the given vDPortgroup. The new Traffic Rule allows vMotion traffic from given source network
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Get-VDPortGroup myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficRuleSet | New-VNVDTrafficRule -Name "Allow vMotion from source network" -Action (New-VNVDTrafficRuleAction -Allow) -Qualifier (New-VNVDTrafficRuleQualifier -SystemTrafficType vMotion), (New-VNVDTrafficRuleQualifier -SourceIpAddress 10.0.0.0/8)
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## Create a new Traffic Rule that has two Qualifiers and add it to the given TrafficRuleset from the given vDPortgroup. The new Traffic Rule adds a DSCP tag with value 8 to VM traffic from given source IP
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Get-VDPortGroup myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficRuleSet | New-VNVDTrafficRule -Name "Apply DSCP tag to VM traffic from given address" -Action (New-VNVDTrafficRuleAction -DscpTag 8) -Qualifier (New-VNVDTrafficRuleQualifier -SystemTrafficType virtualMachine), (New-VNVDTrafficRuleQualifier -SourceIpAddress 172.16.1.2) -Direction outgoingPackets
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```
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#### `New-VNVDTrafficRuleAction`: Make new VMware.Vim.DvsNetworkRuleAction, for use in creating vDPortgroup traffic filter policy rule. Currently supports creating Rule Actions of types DvsAcceptNetworkRuleAction ("Allow"), DvsDropNetworkRuleAction, and DvsUpdateTagNetworkRuleAction
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```PowerShell
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## Create a new DvsAcceptNetworkRuleAction object that will specify an action of "Allow packet"
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New-VNVDTrafficRuleAction -Allow
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## Create a new DvsDropNetworkRuleAction object that will specify an action of "Drop packet"
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New-VNVDTrafficRuleAction -Drop
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## Create a new DvsUpdateTagNetworkRuleAction object that will specify an action of "tag with DSCP value of 8, and clear the QoS tag of packet"
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New-VNVDTrafficRuleAction -DscpTag 8 -QosTag 0
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#### `New-VNVDTrafficRuleQualifier`: Make new VMware.Vim.DvsNetworkRuleQualifier, for use in creating vDPortgroup traffic filter policy rule
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## Create a new DvsSystemTrafficNetworkRuleQualifier for traffic that is vMotion
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New-VNVDTrafficRuleQualifier -SystemTrafficType vMotion
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## Create a new DvsSystemTrafficNetworkRuleQualifier for traffic that is _not_ Management traffic
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New-VNVDTrafficRuleQualifier -SystemTrafficType Management -Negate
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## Create a new DvsIpNetworkRuleQualifier for traffice from the given source IP that is _not_ to the given destination network, using TCP (6) protocol, and that is from source ports of 443 or 444
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#### `Remove-VNVDTrafficRule`: Remove a Traffic Rule from the given Traffic Ruleset of a vDPortgroup traffic filter policy
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## Get the TrafficRules named like "test*" from the TrafficRuleSet for the given vDPortGroup and delete them
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Get-VDSwitch -Name myVDSw0 | Get-VDPortGroup -Name myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficRuleSet | Get-VNVDTrafficRule -Name test* | Remove-VNVDTrafficRule
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#### `Set-VNVDTrafficRuleSet`: Set attributes on the DvsTrafficRuleset (like Enable/Disable it) for the given TrafficRuleSet
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## Get the traffic ruleset from the TrafficFilterPolicyConfig object of a given vDPG and Enable it
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Get-VDSwitch -Name myVDSw0 | Get-VDPortGroup -Name myVDPG0 | Get-VNVDTrafficFilterPolicyConfig | Get-VNVDTrafficRuleSet | Set-VNVDTrafficRuleSet -Enabled
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‎docs/index.md‎

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### vNugglets.VDNetworking PowerShell module for VMware vSphere Virtual Distributed Networking management
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Examples for the cmdlets (or, see each cmdlet's help for the examples): [examples.md](examples.md)

‎makeExamplesMd.ps1‎

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## some code to put the cmdlets' examples into MD format for, say, examples.md in the docs
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"### Examples for vNugglets.VDNetworking PowerShell module for VMware vSphere Virtual Distributed Networking management`n"
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Get-Command -Module vNugglets.VDNetworking -PipelineVariable oThisCommand | Foreach-Object {
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‎vNugglets.VDNetworking/GetItems.ps1‎

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function Get-VNVDTrafficFilterPolicyConfig {
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‎vNugglets.VDNetworking/NewItems.ps1‎

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‎vNugglets.VDNetworking/RemoveItems.ps1‎

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‎vNugglets.VDNetworking/SetItems.ps1‎

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‎vNugglets.VDNetworking/vNugglets.VDNetworking_SupportingFunctions.ps1‎

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