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Retrieves the constraints that define how the Server Message Block (SMB) client uses network interfaces to connect to the servers.
Get-SmbMultichannelConstraint [[-ServerName] <String[]>] [-AsJob] [-CimSession <CimSession[]>] [-ThrottleLimit <Int32>] [<CommonParameters>]
The Get-SmbMultichannelConstraint cmdlet retrieves the constraints that define how the Server Message Block (SMB) client uses network interfaces to connect to the ser
vers.
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New-SmbMultichannelConstraint
Remove-SmbMultichannelConstraint
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EXAMPLE 1
PS C:\>Get-SmbMultichannelConstraint
InterfaceAlias : RDMA1
InterfaceGuid : {597b0a73-2b66-4be0-9e6d-f42eae8a35d6}
InterfaceIndex : 12
ServerName : Contoso-SO
PSComputerName :
InterfaceAlias : RDMA2
InterfaceGuid : {bd3c4a04-64cf-4205-88f5-38c4c35dfc38}
InterfaceIndex : 15
ServerName : Contoso-SO
PSComputerName :
This example retrieves the constraints that define how the SMB client uses network interfaces to connect to the servers.