VM Category
Cmdlets are usually implemented around resource operations. The four basic operations are CREATE, READ, UPDATE and DELETE. This set of operations is known as CRUD. Most of the cmdlets support CRUD which are respectively cmdlets that start with the New/Get/Set/Remove cmdlet verbs but they also may have additional operations.
Step 1: Explore More Related Commands:
| Copy-VMGuestFile | This cmdlet copies files and folders from and to the guest OS of the specified virtual machines using VMware Tools. |
| Get-VM | This cmdlet retrieves the virtual machines on a vCenter Server system. |
| Get-VMGuest | This cmdlet retrieves the guest operating systems of the specified virtual machines. |
| Get-VMGuestDisk | This cmdlet retrieves storage volumes as seen by the virtual machines' guest operating systems. |
| Get-VMQuestion | This cmdlet retrieves the pending questions for the specified virtual machines. |
| Get-VMResourceConfiguration | This cmdlet retrieves information about the resource allocation between the selected virtual machines. |
| Get-VMStartPolicy | This cmdlet retrieves the start policy of the virtual machines on a vCenter Server system. |
| Invoke-VMScript | This cmdlet runs a script in the guest OS of each of the specified virtual machines. |
| Move-VM | This cmdlet moves virtual machines to another location. |
| New-VM | This cmdlet creates a new virtual machine. |
| Open-VMConsoleWindow | This cmdlet opens a window to the virtual machine's console. |
| Remove-VM | This cmdlet removes the specified virtual machines from the vCenter Server system. |
| Restart-VM | This cmdlet restarts the specified virtual machines. |
| Restart-VMGuest | This cmdlet restarts the virtual machine guest operating systems. |
| Set-VM | This cmdlet modifies the configuration of the virtual machine. |
| Set-VMQuestion | This cmdlet answers the specified virtual machine question. |
| Set-VMResourceConfiguration | This cmdlet configures resource allocation between the virtual machines. |
| Set-VMStartPolicy | This cmdlet modifies the virtual machine start policy. |
| Start-VM | This cmdlet powers on virtual machines. |
| Stop-VM | This cmdlet powers off virtual machines. |
| Stop-VMGuest | This cmdlet shuts down the specified virtual machine guest OS. |
| Suspend-VM | This cmdlet suspends virtual machines. |
| Suspend-VMGuest | This cmdlet suspends the specified guest operating systems. |
| Unlock-VM | This cmdlet unlocks the specified virtual machine. |
