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This external documentation for pyVmomi was generated using Googly Docs (aka Google Standard Documentation) which renders very cleanly in GitHub. Internal documentation for a class should be done in Sphinx format because tools like pyCharm and Eclipse can use that documentation as a hint for code completion. Note: External docs as Googly Docs, internal docs as Sphinx. Closes bug#15
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vim.host.MultipathInfo.Path
The HostMultipathInfoPath data object is a storage entity that represents a topological path from a host bus adapter to a SCSI logical unit. Each path is unique although each host bus adapter/SCSI logical unit pair can have multiple paths.Path objects are identified by a key. The specifics of how the key is formatted are dependent on the implementation. Example implementations include using strings like "vmhba1:0:0:0".
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key (str):
Identifier of the path.
name (str):
Name of path.Use this name to configure LogicalUnit multipathing policy using EnableMultipathPath and DisableMultipathPath .
pathState (str):
State of the path. Must be one of the values of MultipathState activePath can be used for I/O and is currently a working path.standbyPath can be used for I/O but is not a working path or can be used if active paths fail.disabledPath has been administratively disabled.deadPath cannot be used for I/O.unknownPath is in unknown error state.
state (str, optional):
System-reported state of the path. Must be one of the values of MultipathState activePath can be used for I/O.standbyPath can be used for I/O if active paths fail.disabledPath has been administratively disabled.deadPath cannot be used for I/O.unknownPath is in unknown error state.
isWorkingPath (bool, optional):
A path, managed by a given path selection policy(psp) plugin, is denoted to be a Working Path if the psp plugin is likely to select the path for performing I/O in the near future.
adapter (vim.host.HostBusAdapter):
The host bus adapter at one endpoint of this path.
lun (vim.host.MultipathInfo.LogicalUnit):
The logical unit at one endpoint of this path.
transport (vim.host.TargetTransport, optional):
Transport information for the target end of the path.