Johnny Zhang
Now, you are not suppose to find the VM's IP address from the host. But if you really want to. Here is the steps.
We talked about the use of "ft-stats" and "vmware-vimdump". so we can use those two command together to find the guest IP address that we are looking for

1. Let's find the VM's name by using "ft-stats -lv" (let's use BCS-VC40-1)
2. Now we can use "vmware-vimdump | less" and search for hostname (/hostname)
2 Responses
  1. Anonymous Says:

    Nice tip!

    Can you help me in scripting this?

    A script that reads the VM name and gets the IP

    TIA


  2. Great post but I was wondering if you could write a little more on this subject? I’d be very thankful if you could elaborate a little bit further. Thanks in advance! 192.168


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