I simply recalled the NSX API through powershell and got the required result.
#Start
clear
#replace 1.1.1.1 with actual IP address of NSX Manager
Connect-NSXServer -NSXServer 1.1.1.1
#Put all the edge-IDs in below location, for which you want to see the result.
$edgeids = Get-Content -path C:\Temp\gjohar.txt
foreach($edgeid in $edgeids){
$EdgeApi = Invoke-NSXRestMethod -method "GET" -uri "/api/4.0/edges/$edgeid/ipsec/statistics"
$EdgeApi.ipsecStatusAndStats.InnerText
}
#End
I haven't taken output in a file. I just ran the command, copied entire data and pasted in notepad++ to review. But if you want, you can do so.
Below is the sample output.
Note that : output for each edge's data is separated with help of "out-string". One liner output is for those edges which don't have any VPN configured.
#Start
clear
#replace 1.1.1.1 with actual IP address of NSX Manager
Connect-NSXServer -NSXServer 1.1.1.1
#Put all the edge-IDs in below location, for which you want to see the result.
$edgeids = Get-Content -path C:\Temp\gjohar.txt
foreach($edgeid in $edgeids){
$EdgeApi = Invoke-NSXRestMethod -method "GET" -uri "/api/4.0/edges/$edgeid/ipsec/statistics"
$EdgeApi.ipsecStatusAndStats.InnerText
}
#End
I haven't taken output in a file. I just ran the command, copied entire data and pasted in notepad++ to review. But if you want, you can do so.
Below is the sample output.
Note that : output for each edge's data is separated with help of "out-string". One liner output is for those edges which don't have any VPN configured.
Feel free to comment in case of any query\doubt. We are quite reactive.
Thank you,
Team vCLoudNotes
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