Welcome to the Community - It depends what you are doing with the command line - ESXi has a GUI client that you can do all the configuration and managemnet - it is the preferred method. You do h...
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Welcome to the Community - It depends what you are doing with the command line - ESXi has a GUI client that you can do all the configuration and managemnet - it is the preferred method. You do have have other options to provide a CLI for the ESXi host - you can enable an console one the (it is disabled by default) or use a the vSphere Management Appliance (vMA) a free virtual that provides a remote CLI to manage your ESxi host
