VCF PowerCLI 9.0 now includes a module called VMware.Sdk.Srm, this modules contains auto-generated cmdlets to support VMware Live Site Recovery Public APIs. Use can use this post as a quick reference guide.

Display All VMware Live Recovery GET Command Details

1. Start a PowerShell session.

2. Display all GET cmdlets …

VCF PowerCLI 9.0 now includes a module called VMware.Sdk.Vsphere, this modules contains auto-generated cmdlets to support vSphere Public APIs. Use can use this post as a quick reference guide.

Connecting to a vCenter Instance with Local Credentials

1. Start a PowerShell session.

2. Connect to a vCenter instance using …

VCF PowerCLI 9.0 now includes a module called VMware.Sdk.Vcf.SddcManager, this modules contains auto-generated cmdlets to support SDDC Manager Public APIs. Use can use this post as a quick reference guide.

Connecting to a SDDC Manager Instance with Local Credentials

1. Start a PowerShell session.

2. Connect to a SDDC …

VCF PowerCLI 9.0 now includes a module called VMware.Sdk.Nsx.Policy, this modules contains auto-generated cmdlets to support NSX Policy Public APIs. Use can use this post as a quick reference guide.

Connecting to a NSX Instance with Local Credentials

1. Start a PowerShell session.

2. Connect to a NSX instance using local …

VCF PowerCLI 9.0 now includes a module called VMware.Sdk.Vcf.Installer, this modules contains auto-generated cmdlets to support VCF Installer Public APIs. Use can use this post as a quick reference guide.

Connecting to a VCF Installer Instance with Local Credentials

1. Start a PowerShell session.

2. Connect to a VCF …

VCF PowerCLI 9.0 now includes a module called VMware.Sdk.Vcf.Ops, this modules contains auto-generated cmdlets to support VCF Operations Public APIs. Use can use this post as a quick reference guide.

Connecting to a VCF Operations Instance with Local Credentials

1. Start a PowerShell session.

2. Connect to a VCF …

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is to first remove any old versions and then perform a fresh install.

Remove Existing …