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Category Archives: HPE 3PAR
PowerCLI: Creating custom SATP rule for HPE 3PAR
A while back we migrated from our old EMC VNX to a new HPE 3PAR array. It all went fine but what kinda slipped our mind is that HPE’s best practice is to create a custom SATP rule that uses … Continue reading
Posted in HPE 3PAR, PowerCLI, VMware
Tagged get-esxcli, HPE 3PAR, path selection poliocy, powercli, PSP, SATP
Powershell and the HPE 3PAR REST API
Lately, I’ve had the pleasure of using Powershell to automate some of the basic tasks we do on our HPE 3PAR systems: creating volumes, adding them to volume sets, exporting them and so on. Since my experience with REST APIs … Continue reading
Posted in HPE 3PAR, Powershell
Tagged 3PAR, boot lun, HPE 3PAR, Invoke-RestMethod, Powershell, REST