Use the esxcli command of linux to query virtual machine information

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The esxcli command has a wide range of uses, and we cannot simply classify it as a single command. Esxcli includes many different namespaces that allow you to control almost all the devices provided by ESXi.

Syntax format: esxcli [Namespace] [Parameter]

Common parameters:

Reference example

Get CPU information (series, model, and cache):

Root@linuxcool:~# esxcli hardware cpu list

Get memory information (available memory and non-uniform memory access):

Root@linuxcool:~# esxcli hardware memory get

To enable / disable software iSCSI initiator:

Root@linuxcool:~# esxcli iscsi software

Used to set discovery, CHAP, and other settings for hardware and software iSCSI adapters:

Root@linuxcool:~# esxcli iscsi adapter

List and modify Nic information, such as name, wake-up Nic, and speed:

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