Sagun Man Singh Shrestha sagunms

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The caveat to this is if you are used to using CTRL+W to select the current word. If you do, find another shortcut that works for that.

	One of the biggest challenges I run into working with ESXi hosts is the lack of a real usable CLI. The remote CLI provided by VMware is clunky at best and makes administration a bit of a pain. I did some poking around and managed to find some interesting CLI commands that work for ESXi.

	Most of these have no manual page but will output a help message if run by themselves. I would recommend using extreme caution and using a test host to determine the usefulness in your environment before using them on an important system. Also keep in mind that the examples that I give are not the "only" way the commands can be used.

	To power on a virtual machine from the command line:

	- Lists all vm's running on hypervisor and provides vmid

	vim-cmd vmsvc/getallvms