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There is a problem with the output at "port group" when vmnics are not assigned to both PGActiveNic & PGStandbyNic
For example, if there are only 2 vmnics, but both vmnic0 & vmnic1 are assigned as the active adapters, meaning there are no adapter left for the standby
The expected output is
PGActiveNic1 : vmnic0 vmnic1
PGStandbyNic1 : None <----------- The string "none"
But the output from the script is
PGActiveNic1 : vmnic0 vmnic1
PGStandbyNic1 : Inherited
It is normal for the output to be like below, if both Active & Standby are not assigned with vmnics, since they will inherit the settings from vSwitch (this is already done in below script)
PGActiveNic1 : Inherited
PGStandbyNic1 : Inherited
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by: Chris-DentPosted on 2009-10-06 at 05:02:26ID: 25504016
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