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Currently Get-PfaVasaProvider requires a FA connection and will then return the active provider for that FA. Sometimes you might want to know all active Pure providers. So update this cmdlet to not require a FA connection and then return all providers.
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The PowerCLI module that pulls VASA providers will only return VASA providers that are active for an array. This means that the standby provider will not be listed. So this cmdlet has been updated to not require an FA, but it will still only return the active provider for that array.
Currently Get-PfaVasaProvider requires a FA connection and will then return the active provider for that FA. Sometimes you might want to know all active Pure providers. So update this cmdlet to not require a FA connection and then return all providers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: