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Options:
Options:
  --unity              : Start with unity enabled
  --unity              : Start with unity enabled
  -h                     : hostname or IP on another machine (can be running ESX or VMware Server!)
  -h                   : hostname or IP on another machine (can be running ESX or VMware Server!)
  -u <name>       : username to login at the host
  -u <name>           : username to login at the host
  -p  <pass>       : password to login at the host
  -p  <pass>           : password to login at the host


Examples:
Examples:
Connect to a remote ESX/ESXi host using player on IP address 10.10.10.10 and select a windows 2003 VM on the datastore1 storage.
Connect to a remote ESX/ESXi host using player on IP address 10.10.10.10 and select a windows 2003 VM on the datastore1 storage.
  vmplayer  -h 10.10.10.10 -u "root" -p "password" "[datastore1] W2k3en/W2k3en.vmx"  
  vmplayer  -h 10.10.10.10 -u "root" -p "password" "[datastore1] W2k3en/W2k3en.vmx"  

Revision as of 10:56, 7 July 2009

VMware Player

Vmplayer is the executable that runs the VMware Player program on the hosted Windows and Linux platforms.


Command line options =

You can start the player with command line options so that it starts with a certain feature that you want to use.

Syntax:

vmplayer [options] /path/to/vmx

Options:

--unity              : Start with unity enabled
-h                   : hostname or IP on another machine (can be running ESX or VMware Server!)
-u <name>            : username to login at the host
-p  <pass>           : password to login at the host

Examples:

Connect to a remote ESX/ESXi host using player on IP address 10.10.10.10 and select a windows 2003 VM on the datastore1 storage.

vmplayer  -h 10.10.10.10 -u "root" -p "password" "[datastore1] W2k3en/W2k3en.vmx"