Multi session management in PowerCLI 4.0 U1.
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The default (at least for PowerCLI 4.1) is to allow only a single session at a time. You can change that with -
set-powercliconfiguration -defaultviservermode Multiple
To query the current setting use -
get-powercliconfiguration
DaveMishchenko 1 year ago
This doesn't work for me. I connect to one, get-vmhost/$global:defaultVIservers shows me 1 host. I connect-viserver vc#2, get-vmhost/$global:defaultVIservers shows the last connected VC (or ESX Host)
arsenx 2 years ago