文件vmware管理资源模块.pdf

You Are Here Course Introduction Storage Optimization VMware Management Resources CPU Optimization Performance in a Virtualized Environment Memory Performance Network Scalability Virtual Machine and Cluster Network Optimization Optimization Storage Scalability Host and Management Scalability Importance Performing configuration and troubleshooting tasks from the command line is a very useful skill that a VMware vSphere® administrator should have. VMware vSphere® Command-Line Interface (vCLI), which is available with VMware vSphere® Management Assistant, provides the administrator with these command-line capabilities. Learner Objectives By of this module, you should be able to meet the following objectives: ▪ Understand the purpose of the vCLI commands ▪ Discuss options for running commands ▪ Deploy and configure vSphere Management Assistant ▪ Use vmware-cmd for virtual machine operations Methods to Run Commands Ways to get command-line access on a VMware® ESXi™ host: ▪ VMware vSphere® ESXi™S ▪ vCLI ▪ vSphere Management Assistant (which also ludes vCLI) vSphere ESXi S vSphere ESXi S ludes a set of fully supported ESXCLI commands and a set of commands for diagnosing and repairing ESXi hosts. Use vSphere ESXi S only at the request of VMware® technical support. ▪ You should be familiar with how vSphere ESXi S works ase VMware technical support directs you to use it. vSphere ESXi S can be accessed: ▪ Locally, from the direct console user interface (DCUI) ▪ Remo y, from an SSH session Accessing vSphere ESXi S