![]() ![]() I’ll break it down after:Ĭonnect-VIServer -Server $item -User root -Password “” Think RSH or Remote PowerShell or PSexec in similarity. ![]() The best way to describe it is once you start a Get-EsxCli session, you continue to execute commands against it until you exit out. However, it’s not really easy to wrap your head around at first. However, since vSphere v4.1, the functionality of “esxcli” at the command prompt has been available via PowerCLI with the “Get-EsxCli” commandlet. PowerCLI has no equivalent that I’m immediately aware of. SNMPv1/v2 don’t have security or encryption, vSphere v5.1 only supports setting a remote IP for a * trap* not a * get*, so we can’t do that, and we’re not using SNMPv3 (which has security and encryption built in). ![]() Everything else is default, and we’re not setting up any sort of security. That’s going to set the community and enable SNMP. Easily enough done at the SSH command line:Įsxcli system snmp set –communities nw_public –enable yes So today I had a need to set SNMP parameters for all ESXi hosts in vCenter. ![]()
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