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(Created page with "= Some Handy Commands = *Available Commands **<code>esxcli esxcli command list</code> ***[[ESXi - 6.7 esxcli Command List{{!}}6.7]] *Listing DataStores **<code>esxcli storage vmfs extent list</code> *Listing VMs **<code>esxcli vm process list</code> ***Gives you a list of '''Running''' VMs & various useful bits of information about them. ***Appears to list them in the order in which they where started. *Stopping / Starting VMs **<code>esxcli vm process kill –type=[sof...") |
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***[[ESXi - 6.7 esxcli Command List{{!}}6.7]] | ***[[ESXi - 6.7 esxcli Command List{{!}}6.7]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:38, 20 April 2022
Some Handy Commands
- Available Commands
esxcli esxcli command list- (WARNING! Deep Dive...)
- Listing DataStores
esxcli storage vmfs extent list
- Listing VMs
esxcli vm process list- Gives you a list of Running VMs & various useful bits of information about them.
- Appears to list them in the order in which they where started.
- Stopping / Starting VMs
esxcli vm process kill –type=[soft,hard,force] –world-id=WorldID- soft: Best option, normal shutdown.
- hard: Much like hitting a reset button on a physical machine.
- force: Last resort, think power button...
- WorldID: From running
esxcli vm process list