Vsphere Powercli 5.8 Cheat Sheet - Vmware

The Vsphere PowerCLI 5.8 Cheat Sheet is a resource provided by VMware to help users of their vSphere PowerCLI tool. It serves as a quick reference guide, containing commands and syntax examples, to assist in managing and automating tasks within vSphere environments.

The vSphere PowerCLI 5.8 Cheat Sheet is filed by VMware.

FAQ

Q: What is vSphere PowerCLI?
A: vSphere PowerCLI is a command-line interface tool used for automating and managing VMware vSphere environments.

Q: What version of vSphere PowerCLI is covered in this cheat sheet?
A: This cheat sheet covers vSphere PowerCLI version 5.8.

Q: What can you do with vSphere PowerCLI?
A: With vSphere PowerCLI, you can perform tasks such as provisioning virtual machines, managing virtual networks, configuring storage, and automating various administrative tasks in VMware vSphere.

Q: Are there any prerequisites for using vSphere PowerCLI?
A: Yes, vSphere PowerCLI requires PowerShell version 5.1 or later to be installed on your system.

Q: Can I use vSphere PowerCLI to manage both vSphere environments and vCloud Director?
A: Yes, vSphere PowerCLI can be used to manage both vSphere environments and vCloud Director.

Q: Are there any alternative tools for managing VMware vSphere?
A: Yes, there are alternative tools such as the vSphere Web Client and the vSphere Client that provide graphical interfaces for managing VMware vSphere.