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)
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)
Nice tip!
Can you help me in scripting this?
A script that reads the VM name and gets the IP
TIA
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