There are times that you have a NAA ID of a LUN and need to find the corresponding datastore.
The below PowerCLI code is quite helpful that you can use to run to quickly find which datastore is attached to the NAA ID:
get-datastore |
Where-Object { $_.extensiondata.info.vmfs.extent.diskname -eq “NAA_ID of the Datastore”}
It returns the matching datastore name similar to this one:
get-datastore | Where-Object { $_.extensiondata.info.vmfs.extent.d
iskname -eq "naa.60060160f12335007e8600b99aeae211"}
Name FreeSpaceGB CapacityGB
---- ----------- ----------
DATASTORE_HIGH_0 294.117 1,023.750
