Install-Module-Name VMware.PowerCLI” width=”300″ height=”25″> However, PowerCLI is now published from the PowerShell Gallery on the internet () allowing installation on a connected PC straight from the PowerShell interface, simply by running: Install-Module -Name VMware.PowerCLI
Installing PowerCLI was once a case of downloading an installer from the VMware Portal and installing the components. Used in concert with automation and orchestration tooling, a great many bespoke capabilities are also available.īeing based on PowerShell, it can be used in concert with third party modules such as those administering Active Directory to provide an integrated solution across a wide range of products.įor this blog, I take a look at PowerCLI’s ability to support VMware Horizon. It has traditionally been used to provide PowerShell based command and control functionality within VMware vSphere environments, with particular focus on the ability to create scripted functions for automation purposes. VMware PowerCLI has been in existence for quite some time.
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