linux VMware system commands

VMware command in linux system with other linux command is not the same, completely different.

Debian linux and other systems are relatively different, but not entirely different.

The following is a simple command of VMware.

ESXI command line:
vim-cmd vmsvc / getallvms | grep <vm name>
vim-cmd vmsvc / power.getstate <vmid> to view the virtual machine state
vim-cmd vmsvc / power.on <vmid > Open Virtual Machine
vim-cmd / hostsvc / hostsummary | grep inMaintenanceMode to see whether to enter maintenance mode
vim-cmd / hostsvc / maintenance_mode_enter into maintenance mode

esxcli vm process list # show only the boot virtual machine list

esxcli vm process kill --type = [soft , hard, force] --world-id = WorldNumber delete a virtual machine
/etc/init.d/vpxa status to view the agent operation vcenter

Vsan command line:
change the number of concurrent data synchronization process vsan:
vsish -e the SET / vmkModules / vsan / dom / MaxNumResyncCopyInFlight 30
the number of concurrent data synchronization process validation vsan
vsish -e get / vmkModules / vsan / dom / MaxNumResyncCopyInFlight

Will be a host out of the cluster, the first SSH to host
the esxcli VSAN Cluster GET
the esxcli the Leave Cluster VSAN

esxcli storage core device list |. grep naa view the host disk
esxcli vsan storage add --ssd naa.55cd2e414dcedf2a --disks naa.5000c500a08ab3a3 adding a disk group
to see which disk group belongs to a particular disk
Vdq -ih
the esxcli VSAN Storage disk delete the Remove -s cachedisk_id group

esxcli vsan network list view vsan multicast address
esxcli vsan network ipv4 set -i vmk1 -d 224.2.3.49 -u 224.2.3.50 set vsan multicast address
to view the vc:
whether vsan.resync_dashboard RS003-Cluster005 data needs to be synchronized
vsan. obj_status_report RS003-Cluster005 view the state of the object vsan

NSX network troubleshooting

vmkping ++netstack=vxlan -s 1570 -d -I vmk3 10.60.0.65
vmkping -I vmk1 10.78.4.1
net-vdr -l -I
net-stats -l
esxcli network nic stats get -n vmnic0
esxcli network nic list

esxcfg-scsidevs -a (acquired RAID card name)

esxcfg-module -i + RAID name query RAID version and FW (fireware)

 

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