So before we had :
a0a, a0b & a0c
After we have :
a0a, a0b
This means all lifs on a0c need to move to a similar vlan port on another interface group. here is a powershell script to do it automatically
$cluster = "10.0.0.1" $pass = "Netapp123" $user = "admin" $from_port = "a0c" $to_port = "a0b" function getcred($u,$p){ $secpasswd = ConvertTo-SecureString $p -AsPlainText -Force return New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential ($u, $secpasswd) } Connect-NcController $cluster -Credential (getcred $user $pass) $template = Get-NcNetInterface -Template $template.HomePort = "$from_port-*" $lifs = Get-NcNetInterface -Query $template foreach($l in $lifs){ $homenode = $l.homenode $name = $l.interfacename $vserver = $l.Vserver if($l.homeport -match "$from_port-(.*)"){ $vlan = $Matches[1] } $destport = "{0}-{1}" -f $to_port,$vlan write-host -ForegroundColor magenta $l.interfacename -NoNewline write-host -ForegroundColor cyan " [vlan=$vlan ; node=$homenode]" -NoNewline write-host -ForegroundColor white " --> $destport" -NoNewline if(Get-NcNetPort -Name $destport -Node $homenode){ write-host -ForegroundColor green " : destination port exists" Move-NcNetInterface -Name $name -Vserver $vserver -SourceNode $homenode -DestinationNode $homenode -DestinationPort $destport -Confirm:$false }else{ write-host -ForegroundColor red " : destination port not exists" } }
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