Script or Report to Retrieve Power Regulator Settings

[gcj2021]

Hello - We currently use OneView for Monitoring, and I'd like to get a report of the Power Settings for all the blades - It seems this is something you can get within the ILO commands, but wondering if there is a way I can get this from OneView because we don't have accounts setup on our ILOs (we access via chassis)...

This is the property I need to capture.

[gcj2021]

Hoping someone knows the property name to grab this info - something like this

Get-OVServer |
Select-Object -Property @{Name="Name"; Expression={$_.name}},
@{Name="Serial Number"; Expression={$_.serialNumber}},
@{Name="Status"; Expression={$_.status}},
@{Name="Power Regulator Settings"; Expression={$_.PowerRegulatorSettings}}

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1. Advisory: HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10 Server - HPE CONREP Utility Version 5.5.0 From HPE Scripting Toolkit (STK) Version 11.40 Will Not Save or Load the Power Regulator Environmental Variable Settings

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[gcj2021]

Thanks but that seems to be xml - any chance I can get this via powershell by connecting and running against OneView or OneView global?

[gcj2021]

Is there a way via powershell to authenticate to ILO through OneView SSO? So that I could connect to OV, pull all Servers, and then connect to the ILO and run the ILO command to retrieve the power settings.

[ManBha]

Hello,

Please do refer the below guide to check the options available.

https://techlibrary.hpe.com/docs/enterprise/servers/oneview5.0/cicf-api/en/index.html#rest/reports

https://techlibrary.hpe.com/docs/enterprise/servers/oneview5.0/cicf-api/en/index.html#rest/power-devices

https://techlibrary.hpe.com/docs/enterprise/servers/oneview5.0/cicf-api/en/index.html#rest/server-hardware

Thanks.

[gcj2021]

Thank you - but this is not PowerShell - these are API GET commands. 

Please help with using PowerShell - I have researched all HPE PowerShell cmdlets documentation (HPE ONEVIEW, HPEBIOS,HPEILO,etc..) and while I feel like this CAN be done, the documentation does not give enough info. 

[gcj2021 · Accepted solution]

I figured out how to do this via powershell - I am closing this. 

[Sunitha_Mod]

Hello @gcj2021, 

Excellent! We are glad to know you have figured it out and thank you for keeping us updated. 

[KsaweryGlowacka]

very helpful. Thanks