Categories: PowerCLI

Connect vCenter or ESXi Host From vSphere Power CLI

> Connect-VIServer “vCenter Name / IP ”

It will ask for user name and password to access vCenter , or alternate we can add username and password to same line .

Use the below basic commands

> Get-Esx “ESx hostname/ IP ”

You have to type in the credential box that pops up when the credentials parameters are omitted.

> Connect-VIServer “vCenter Name / IP ” -user “username” -password “password “

Rajesh Radhakrishnan

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