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VMware snapshots are a feature in VMware virtualization software that allows administrators to create a point-in-time copy of a virtual machine (VM). Snapshots allow administrators to roll back the VM…
To enable SSH on all ESXi hosts connected to a vCenter Server, using PowerCLI, you can use the following steps: Start by opening a PowerCLI window and connecting to your…
To install VMware tools on Debian 11, you can follow these steps:Start by opening a terminal window in Debian 11. You can do this by clicking on the Terminal icon…
In this article we will take a look at how vcsim can be used to test your PowerShell code. VCSIM is a vCenter and ESXi API based simulator. As such…
The latest versions of PowerCLI work very well on systems that have PowerShell Core installed. This is great as it allows us to work with VMware PowerShell cmdlets from a…
If you are running Kali Linux on VMware Workstation or on a ESXi host you should ensure that the VMtools package is installed and working correctly. Having the vmtools package…
Do you need to find out which user accounts exist on your Ubuntu or Linux host? Read on to find out how to list users in Ubuntu Linux! In this…
NSX-T Manager provides a REST API, using JSON object encoding , which can be used to automate management activities. Clients can interact with the API using RESTful web service calls…
The distributed firewall is one of the key features of VMware NSX-T. This article will show you how to add NSX-T distributed firewall rules using the NSX-T Manager user interface.…
If trying to connect to an older vCenter server (for example 5.5) using PowerCLI you may receive a invalid certificate error such as the one shown below: This issue will…
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