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<p>Created page with &quot;=== WebPowerCLI === author: Paolo Pepe ==== Description ==== WebPowerCLI allows you to run PowerCLI commands via your web browser. A major advantage of running PowerCLI thi...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>=== WebPowerCLI ===<br /> author: Paolo Pepe<br /> ==== Description ====<br /> WebPowerCLI allows you to run PowerCLI commands via your web browser.<br /> <br /> A major advantage of running PowerCLI this way is that you can write and run scripts virtually from any platform.<br /> <br /> ===== Features =====<br /> <br /> *Run PowerCLI from web browser.<br /> *PowerCLI cmdlet autocomplete.<br /> *Click to add cmdlet. Full syntax for any PowerCLI cmdlet.<br /> *Every cmdlet has a link to the official VMware documentation.<br /> *Easy to extend, you can put your own PowerCLI scripts in the &quot;ps&quot; folder in order to use them directly from WebPowerCLI.<br /> *EsxCLI support.<br /> <br /> ==== Usage ====<br /> <br /> The first cmdlet of your scripts must always be Connect-VIServer (...) in order to establish a connection to the vCenter Server or directly to an ESXi host.<br /> <br /> For example:<br /> <br /> Connect-VIServer -Server &lt;vcenter_ip_address&gt; -User &lt;username&gt; -Password &lt;password&gt;<br /> <br /> After that... well do go and check out Paolo&#039;s page below, it has all the screenshots and directions to use it.<br /> <br /> ==== Location ====<br /> <br /> http://hostilecoding.blogspot.com/2014/02/vmware-webpowercli.html<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category: PowerCLI]] [[Category: Host Management]]</div>

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