Comandos Vmware

# vim-cmd vmsvc/getallvms

Arrancar una VM:
# vim-cmd vmsvc/power.on ID

Apagar una VM:
# vim-cmd vmsvc/power.off ID

Reiniciar una VM:
# vim-cmd vmsvc/power.restart ID

Te dice el wwn
esxcfg-mpath –hbas

# vim-cmd vmsvc

Commands available under vmsvc/:
acquiremksticket           get.configoption          power.offconnect                          get.datastores            power.on
convert.toTemplate       get.disabledmethods       power.reboot
convert.toVm                 get.environment           power.reset
createdummyvm            get.filelayout            power.shutdown
destroy                           get.guest                 power.suspend
device.connection          get.guestheartbeatStatus  reloaddevice.connusbdev         get.managedentitystatus   setscreenres
device.disconnusbdev    get.networks              snapshot.create
device.diskadd               get.runtime               snapshot.dumpoption
device.diskaddexisting   get.snapshotinfo          snapshot.get
device.diskremove          get.summary               snapshot.remove
device.getdevices            get.tasklist              snapshot.removealldevice.toolsSyncSet       getallvms                 snapshot.revert
device.vmiadd                gethostconstraints        snapshot.setoption
device.vmiremove          login                     tools.cancelinstall
devices.createnic           logout                    tools.install
get.capability                message                   tools.upgrade
get.config                     power.getstate            unregister
get.config.cpuidmask    power.hibernate           upgrade

# vim-cmd vmsvc/getallvms

Vmid        Name                            File                          Guest OS      Version       Annotation
32     WinXP-ibex01-a   [SharedVMs] WinXP-ibex01-a/WinXP-ibex01-a.vmx   winXPProGuest   vmx-07    OneSizeXP-R40c.vmdk
64     WinXP-ibex01-c   [SharedVMs]WinXP-ibex01-c/WinXP-ibex01-c.vmx   winXPProGuest   vmx-07    OneSizeXP-R40c.vmdk

# vim-cmd vmsvc/power.off 32

Powering off VM:

# vim-cmd vmsvc/power.on 32

Powering on VM:

# vim-cmd vmsvc/power.reboot 32
(vim.fault.ToolsUnavailable) {
   dynamicType = <unset>,
   faultCause = (vmodl.MethodFault) null,
   msg = "Cannot complete operation because VMware Tools is not running in thisvirtual machine.",
}

# vim-cmd vmsvc/get.networks 32

Networks:
(vim.Network.Summary) {
   dynamicType = <unset>,
   network = 'vim.dvs.DistributedVirtualPortgroup:DVPG-a6 77 07 50 43 f3 38 cd-01 b9 dd 92 d3 d4 e7 b0-dvportgroup-146',
   name = "Production",
   accessible = true,
   ipPoolName = "",
}

# vim-cmd vmsvc/get.datastores 32

name                 SharedVMsurl                  /vmfs/volumes/4d333ff0-28d4682c-49ea-00237da51830
capacity             145492017152
freeSpace            31078744064
accessible           1
type                 VMFS
multipleHostAccess   <unset>

# vim-cmd vmsvc/snapshot.get 32

Get Snapshot:
|-ROOT
--Snapshot Name        : 01%2f20%2f2011 15:04:40
--Snapshot Desciption  :
--Snapshot Created On  : 1/20/2011 14:59:11
--SnapshotState       : powered on

# vim-cmd vmsvc/snapshot.removeall 32

Remove All Snapshots:

# vim-cmd vmsvc/snapshot.get 32

Get Snapshot:

# vim-cmd vmsvc/snapshot.create 32 snappy

Create Snapshot:

# vim-cmd vmsvc/snapshot.get 32

Get Snapshot:
|-ROOT
--Snapshot Name        : snappy
--Snapshot Desciption  :
--Snapshot Created On  : 1/20/2011 20:0:9
--Snapshot State       :powered off

# vim-cmd vmsvc/snapshot.remove 32

* List all VMs registered to this host (This reveals the Vmid needed for other commands)
vim-cmd /vmsvc/getallvms
* Unregister a VM
vim-cmd /vmsvc/unregister <Vmid>
* Register a VM
vim-cmd /solo/register /path/to/file.vmx
* Get power state of a VM
vim-cmd /vmsvc/power.getstate <Vimid>
* Power...