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Open PowerShell ISE or the PowerCLI command
line.
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If you open through PowerShell or PowerShell
ISE, you need to load the PowerCLI environment variables.
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Open the
"Initialize-PowerCLIEnvironment.ps1 script located at C:\Program Files
(x86)\VMware\Infrastructure\PowerCLI\Scripts.
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(This will be here after you installed PowerCLI)
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In order to get the PowerCLI to connect to
servers on the network, you have to bypass the certificate error by putting in
the following:
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“Set-PowerCLIConfiguration –InvalidCertificateAction
Ignore”
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Then you can connect to your vCenter/ESXi server
with the following command:
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“Connect-VISever –Server “yourIPaddress/FQDN” –User
“yourDomain\UserName” – Password “YourPassword”.
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Example: Connect-VIServer –Server 1.1.1.1 –User vsphere.local\JohnDoe
–Password 12345678
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You should get a confirmation you have logged
into the server and you can now start executing PowerCLI commands.
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