- #Vsphere aliasmanager example license key#
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Move a Virtual Machine to a Different vCenter Server System. You can migrate a virtual machine between datastores using the VMware Storage vMotion feature of vCenter Server. Move a Virtual Machine to a Different Datastore Using VMware vSphere Storage vMotion. You can migrate a virtual machine between vCenter Server hosts by using vSphere vMotion. Move a Virtual Machine to a Different Host Using VMware vSphere vMotion. You can modify host configuration, including advanced settings related to virtual machine migration, and apply them to another host. Change the Host Advanced Configuration Settings on vCenter Server. With PowerCLI, you can get information about all available hosts in a data center and view their properties. Get a List of Hosts on a vCenter Server System and View Their Properties. You can use the Set-VMResourceConfiguration cmdlet to modify the resource configuration properties of a virtual machine, including memory, CPU shares, and other settings. #Vsphere aliasmanager example update#
Update the Resource Configuration Settings of a Virtual Machine on vCenter Server. You can use the Snapshot parameter of Get-VM to take a snapshot of virtual machines and then revert the states of the virtual machines back to the snapshot. Create and Use Snapshots on vCenter Server. You can use PowerCLI to create virtual machines templates and convert them to virtual machines on vCenter Server. Manage Virtual Machine Templates on vCenter Server. You can use a specification provided in an XML file to automate the creation of virtual machines on vCenter Server. Create Virtual Machines on vCenter Server Using an XML Specification File. 
On vCenter Server, you can activate maintenance mode by using the Set-VMHost cmdlet.īy using PowerCLI cmdlets, you can automate creating different inventory objects on vSphere. To complete some specific administration tasks, you might need to activate maintenance mode for a host. Activate Maintenance Mode for a Host on vCenter Server.
#Vsphere aliasmanager example license key#
You can set the license key for a host on a vCenter Server system by using the LicenseKey parameter of the Set-VMHost cmdlet. Set the License Key for a Host on vCenter Server.After adding the hosts, you will be able to manage them through the vCenter Server system. You can add standalone hosts to a vCenter Server system by using the Add-VMHost cmdlet. Add a Standalone Host to a vCenter Server System.
With PowerCLI, you can automate various administration tasks on virtual machines, for example retrieving information, shutting down and powering off virtual machines. To run PowerCLI cmdlets on vSphere and perform administration or monitoring tasks, you must establish a connection to an ESXi host or a vCenter Server system. To help you get started with VMware PowerCLI, this documentation provides a set of sample scripts that illustrate basic and advanced tasks in vSphere administration. Sample Scripts for Managing vSphere with VMware PowerCLI Sample Scripts for Managing vSphere with VMware PowerCLI
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