Obtaining Negotiated Speed of FC Links using Cisco Powertool

I can obtain the speed of the Network Uplinks on the Cisco FI-s using the command
Get-UcsFiLanCloud -Id "A" | Get-UcsUplinkPort -AdminState "enabled" | Foreach-Object { $_.adminspeed }
However, there is no option to obtain the negotiated speed of the Fiber Channel Uplinks from the Cisco FI-s. There is no AdminSpeed Property from the output of the below command
Get-UcsFiSanCloud -Id "A"| Get-UcsFcUplinkPort -AdminState "enabled"
Is it possible to get the negotiated speed of the FC Links? If so, kindly provide the powertool command.

You can take a different approach to getting them.  I specify the "network-element" cmdlet to get all of the FI's, specify the "Module" that I want to get information from (id 1 = the fixed ports, id 2 = the first expansion slot in the FI, id 3 = the second expansion slot in the FI if present), specify the port groups that are FC, get all of those ports, and then use a select statement to filter the data down.  As you can see below, my FC ports are negotiated at 4gpbs.
PS C:\ucs> Get-UcsNetworkElement | Get-UcsFiModule -Id 1 | Get-UcsPortGroup -Transport fc | Get-UcsFiFcPort | select dn, epdn, admintransport, adminstate, operspeed | Format-Table
Dn                                      EpDn                                    AdminTransport                          AdminState                              OperSpeed
sys/switch-A/slot-1/switch-fc/port-31   fabric/san/A/phys-slot-1-port-31        fc                                      enabled                                 4gbps
sys/switch-A/slot-1/switch-fc/port-32   fabric/san/A/phys-slot-1-port-32        fc                                      enabled                                 4gbps
sys/switch-B/slot-1/switch-fc/port-31   fabric/san/B/phys-slot-1-port-31        fc                                      enabled                                 4gbps
sys/switch-B/slot-1/switch-fc/port-32   fabric/san/B/phys-slot-1-port-32        fc                                      enabled                                 4gbps
If you weren't aware, there is a great command called get-ucscmdletmeta.  It will help in understanding how things are defined in the UCS XML model.
Here are some example usages:
Get-UcsCmdletMeta -noun ucsnetworkelement -Tree
(I've removed the output since it was very long, but it will give you all the hierarchy of all the sub classes that are children to network element, the XML class names for each, and the appropriate PowerShell verbs and nouns for querying and manipulating the classes.
PS C:\ucs> Get-UcsCmdletMeta -noun ucsfifcport
ClassId                   : FcPIo
Noun                      : UcsFiFcPort
Verb                      : Get
PipelineClassId           : {PortGroup}
LimitScopePipelineClassId : {}
MoMeta                    : Cisco.Ucs.UcsMoMeta
----This output shows the cmdlets available for getting information about a FC Port.  You can see the PipelineClassID shows PortGroup, which signifies the classes / PoSh nouns that are pipelineable into this class
PS C:\ucs> Get-UcsCmdletMeta -noun ucsfifcport | select -ExpandProperty mometa
ClassId         : FcPIo
XmlTag          : fcPIo
Rn              : port-[PortId]
MinVersion      : 1.0(1e)
Access          : InputOutput
ChildClassId    : {EquipmentXcvr, EventInst, FaultInst, FcErrStats...}
AccessPrivilege : {read-only}
PropertyMeta    : {AdminState, AdminTransport, ChassisId, Dn...}
----- Here you can see the Managed Object (MO) meta data about the FC Port class.  You can see it was added in UCSM 1.0(1e), and needs only the "Read-Only" Privelege to view it.
PS C:\ucs> Get-UcsCmdletMeta -noun ucsfifcport | select -ExpandProperty mometa | select -ExpandProperty propertymeta | ft -AutoSize
Restriction                      Name           XmlAttribute   Type            MinVersion    Access
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction AdminState     adminState     System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction AdminTransport adminTransport System.String   2.0(1m)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction ChassisId      chassisId      System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Dn             dn             System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Encap          encap          System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction EpDn           epDn           System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction IfRole         ifRole         System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction IfType         ifType         System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Lc             lc             System.String   2.0(1m)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction LicGP          licGP          System.UInt64   1.4(1i)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction LicState       licState       System.String   1.4(1i)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Locale         locale         System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Mode           mode           System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Model          model          System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Name           name           System.String   1.0(1e)    ReadWrite
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction OperSpeed      operSpeed      System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction OperState      operState      System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction PeerChassisId  peerChassisId  System.String   1.4(1i)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction PeerDn         peerDn         System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction PeerPortId     peerPortId     System.UInt32   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction PeerSlotId     peerSlotId     System.UInt32   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction PortId         portId         System.UInt32   1.0(1e)       Naming
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Revision       revision       System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Rn             rn             System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Serial         serial         System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction SlotId         slotId         System.UInt32   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction StateQual      stateQual      System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Status         status         System.String   1.0(1e)    ReadWrite
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction SwitchId       switchId       System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Transport      transport      System.String[] 1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Ts             ts             System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Type           type           System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction UnifiedPort    unifiedPort    System.String   2.0(1m)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction UsrLbl         usrLbl         System.String   1.4(1i)    ReadWrite
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Vendor         vendor         System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Wwn            wwn            System.String   1.0(1e)     ReadOnly
Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction XcvrType       xcvrType       System.String   1.4(1i)     ReadOnly
---In this example I'm showing all of the properties for the FC Port class.  As you can see OperSpeed is the property you are most concerned about.
Let me know if you have futher questions!!
Thanks,
Eric     

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