if i have a vCenter behind a firewall and want to run powercli scripts against it from outside this firewall, what ports need to be open? does it use 443 to hit vCenter?
fyi this is on a private network so i'm not trying to access a VC over the internet, it's an internel firewalled network.
I think so because those cmdlets use the VIX that is installed on the client where you run the scripts.
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Hello
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It should use port 443 to make a connection with vCenter.
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I suspect that if you want to use some of the guest cmdlets like Invoke-VMScript or Copy-VMGuestFile, you would also need port 902 to the ESX server that hosts the guest.
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even if your only connecting through the vCenter and not hosts directly?
I think so because those cmdlets use the VIX that is installed on the client where you run the scripts.
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you were correct on the ports!