Running vCLI Commands
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Uploaded by VMwareTechPubs on Jan 23, 2012
You can use the vCLI command set to manage ESXi hosts remotely. This video gives an overview of available authentication methods including session files, Active Directory, and configuration files. It also explains how to run commands against vCenterServer systems to target ESXi hosts in lockdown mode.
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