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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/documentation/functions/Invoke-VcfAlertReport.md
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Invoke-VcfAlertReport -sddcManagerFqdn [sddc_manager_fqdn] -sddcManagerUser [admin_username] -sddcManagerPass [admin_password] -reportPath [report_path] -workloadDomain [workload_domain_name] -failureOnly
```

This example generates the alert report for a specific workload domain in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance but for only failed items.
This example generates the alert report for a specific workload domain in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only reports issues.

## Parameters

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Invoke-VcfHealthReport -sddcManagerFqdn [sddc_manager_fqdn] -sddcManagerUser [admin_username] -sddcManagerPass [admin_password] -sddcManagerLocalUser [local_username] -sddcManagerLocalPass [local_password] -reportPath [report_path] -allDomains -failureOnly
```

This example runs a health check across a VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only ouputs issues to the HTML report.
This example runs a health check across a VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only reports issues.

## Parameters

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Publish-ClusterConfiguration -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains
```

This example will return cluster configuration from all clusters in vCenter Server managed by SDDC Manager for a all workload domains.
This example will return cluster configuration from all clusters in vCenter Server managed by SDDC Manager for all workload domains.

### Example 2

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### Example 2

```powershell
Publish-ComponentConnectivityHealth -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -workloadDomain sfo-w01
Publish-ComponentConnectivityHealth -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -workloadDomain [workload_domain_name]
```

This example checks the component connectivity for a single workload domain in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance.
This example checks the component connectivity for a specified workload domain in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance.

### Example 3

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### -failureOnly

Specifies that the output should only contain failed items.
Switch to only output issues to the report.

```yaml
Type: SwitchParameter
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Publish-EsxiAlert -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains
```

This example will return alarms from all ESX hosts in vCenter managed by SDDC Manager for a all workload domains.
This example will return alarms from all ESX hosts in vCenter managed by SDDC Manager for all workload domains.

### Example 2

```powershell
Publish-EsxiAlert -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -failureOnly
```

This example will return alarms from all ESX hosts in vCenter managed by SDDC Manager for a all workload domains but only for the failed items.
This example will return alarms from all ESX hosts in vCenter managed by SDDC Manager for all workload domains but only reports issues.

### Example 3

```powershell
Publish-EsxiAlert -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -workloadDomain [workload_domain_name]
```

This example will return alarms from all ESX hosts in vCenter managed by SDDC Manager for a workload domain named [workload_domain_name].
This example will return alarms from all ESX hosts in vCenter managed by SDDC Manager for a specified workload domain.

## Parameters

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Publish-EsxiConnectionHealth -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -failureOnly
```

This example will publish the connection status of ESX hosts in all workload domains but only for failures.
This example will publish the connection status of ESX hosts in all workload domains but only reports issues.

### Example 4

```powershell
Publish-EsxiConnectionHealth -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -outputJson [report_path]
```

This example will generate a json for the connection status of ESX hosts in all workload domains and saves it under [report_path] with filename `<timestamp>-esxi-connection-status.json`.
This example will generate a json for the connection status of ESX hosts in all workload domains and saves it under the specified report path with filename `<timestamp>-esxi-connection-status.json`.

## Parameters

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Publish-EsxiSecurityConfiguration [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains
```

This example will return ESX security details from all clusters in vCenter managed by SDDC Manager for a all workload domains.
This example will return ESX security details from all clusters in vCenter managed by SDDC Manager for all workload domains.

### Example 2

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Publish-NsxtCombinedHealth -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -failureOnly
```

This example checks NSX health for all workload domains across the VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only for the failed items.
This example checks NSX health for all workload domains across the VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only reports issues.

## Parameters

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### -json

{{ Fill json Description }}
The path to the JSON file containing the SOS health summary data.

```yaml
Type: String
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Publish-NsxtHealthNonSOS -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -failureOnly
```

This example checks NSX health outside the SOS Utility for all workload domains across the VMware Cloud Foundation instance but for only the failed items.
This example checks NSX health outside the SOS Utility for all workload domains across the VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only reports issues.


### Example 4
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### All-WorkloadDomains

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus -server <String> -user <String> -pass <String> [-allDomains] [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus [-server] <String> [-user] <String> [-pass] <String> [-allDomains] [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
```

### Specific-WorkloadDomain

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus -server <String> -user <String> -pass <String> -workloadDomain <String> [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus [-server] <String> [-user] <String> [-pass] <String> [-workloadDomain] <String> [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
```

## Description

The `Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus` cmdlet checks the BGP status for the NSX Tier-0 gateways in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance and prepares the data to be published to an HTML report.
The cmdlet connects to the SDDC Manager using the `-server`, `-user`, and `-pass` values:

- Validates that network connectivity is available to the SDDC Manager instance
- Performs checks on the BGP status and outputs the results
- Validates that network connectivity is available to the SDDC Manager instance.
- Performs checks on the BGP status and outputs the results.

## Examples

### Example 1

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -allDomains
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains
```

This example will publish the BGP status for all NSX Tier-0 gateways in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance.

### Example 2

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -allDomains -failureOnly
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -failureOnly
```

This example will publish the BGP status for all NSX Tier-0 gateways in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only for the failed items.

### Example 3

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -workloadDomain sfo-w01
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -workloadDomain [workload_domain_name]
```

This example will publish the BGP status for the NSX Tier-0 gateways in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance for a workload domain named sfo-w01.
This example will publish the BGP status for the NSX Tier-0 gateways in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance for a specified workload domain.

### Example 4

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -allDomains -outputJson F:\Reporting
Publish-NsxtTier0BgpStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -outputJson [report_path]
```

This example will generate a json for the BGP status for all NSX Tier-0 gateways in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance.
and saves it under F:\Reporting with filename <timestamp>-nsxttier0bgp-status.json
and saves it under the specified report path with filename `<timestamp>-nsxttier0bgp-status.json`

## Parameters

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## Synopsis

Request and publish the status of NSX transport nodes managed by an NSX Manager cluster.
Request and publish the status of NSX transport nodes.

## Syntax

### All-WorkloadDomains

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus -server <String> -user <String> -pass <String> [-allDomains] [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus [-server] <String> [-user] <String> [-pass] <String> [-allDomains] [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
```

### Specific-WorkloadDomain

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus -server <String> -user <String> -pass <String> -workloadDomain <String> [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus [-server] <String> [-user] <String> [-pass] <String> [-workloadDomain] <String> [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
```

## Description

The `Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus` cmdlet checks the status NSX transport nodes managed by an NSX Manager cluster and prepares the data to be published to an HTML report.
The `Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus` cmdlet checks the status NSX transport nodes and prepares the data to be published to an HTML report.
The cmdlet connects to the SDDC Manager using the `-server`, `-user`, and `-pass` values:

- Validates that network connectivity is available to the SDDC Manager instance
- Performs checks on the NSX transport node status and outputs the results
- Validates that network connectivity is available to the SDDC Manager instance.
- Performs checks on the NSX transport node status and outputs the results.

## Examples

### Example 1

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -allDomains
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains
```

This example will publish the status of all NSX transport nodes in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance.
This example will publish the status of all the NSX transport nodes in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance.

### Example 2

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -allDomains -failureOnly
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -failureOnly
```

This example will publish thestatus of all NSX transport nodes in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only reports issues.
This example will publish the status of all the NSX transport nodes in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only reports issues.

### Example 3

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -workloadDomain sfo-w01
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -workloadDomain [workload_domain_name]
```

This example will publish the BGP status for the NSX transport nodes in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance for a workload domain named sfo-w01.
This example will publish the status of all the NSX transport nodes in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance for a specified workload domain.

### Example 4

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -allDomains -outputJson F:\Reporting
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -outputJson [report_path]
```

This example will generate a json for the status of all NSX transport nodes in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance.
and saves it under F:\Reporting with filename <timestamp>-nsxttransportnode-status.json
This example will generate a json for the status of all the NSX transport nodes in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance.
and saves it under the specified report path with filename `<timestamp>-nsxttransportnode-status.json`

## Parameters

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### All-WorkloadDomains

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus -server <String> -user <String> -pass <String> [-allDomains] [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus [-server] <String> [-user] <String> [-pass] <String> [-allDomains] [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
```

### Specific-WorkloadDomain

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus -server <String> -user <String> -pass <String> -workloadDomain <String> [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus [-server] <String> [-user] <String> [-pass] <String> [-workloadDomain] <String> [-failureOnly] [-outputJson <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
```

## Description

The P`ublish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus` cmdlet checks the status NSX transport node tunnels and prepares the data to be published to an HTML report.
The `Publish-NsxtTransportNodeStatus` cmdlet checks the status NSX transport node tunnels and prepares the data to be published to an HTML report.
The cmdlet connects to the SDDC Manager using the `-server`, `-user`, and `-pass` values:

- Validates that network connectivity is available to the SDDC Manager instance
- Performs checks on the NSX transport node tunnel status and outputs the results
- Validates that network connectivity is available to the SDDC Manager instance.
- Performs checks on the NSX transport node tunnel status and outputs the results.

## Examples

### Example 1

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -allDomains
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains
```

This example will publish the status of all NSX transport node tunnels in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance.
This example will publish the status of all the NSX transport node tunnels in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance.

### Example 2

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -allDomains -failureOnly
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -failureOnly
```

This example will publish thestatus of all NSX transport node tunnels in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only reports issues.
This example will publish thestatus of all the NSX transport node tunnels in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance but only reports issues.

### Example 3

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -workloadDomain sfo-w01
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -workloadDomain [workload_domain_name]
```

This example will publish the BGP status for the NSX transport node tunnels in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance for a workload domain named sfo-w01.
This example will publish the BGP status for the NSX transport node tunnels in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance for a specified workload domain.

### Example 4

```powershell
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus -server sfo-vcf01.sfo.rainpole.io -user admin@local -pass VMw@re1!VMw@re1! -allDomains -outputJson F:\Reporting
Publish-NsxtTransportNodeTunnelStatus -server [sddc_manager_fqdn] -user [admin_username] -pass [admin_password] -allDomains -outputJson [report_path]
```

This example will generate a json for the status of all NSX transport node tunnels in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance and saves it under F:\Reporting with filename <timestamp>-nsxttntunnel-status.json
This example will generate a JSON for the status of all of the NSX transport node tunnels in a VMware Cloud Foundation instance and saves it under the specified report path with filename `<timestamp>-nsxttntunnel-status.json`

## Parameters

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