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VMware Infrastructure Toolkit (for Windows)

The VMware Infrastructure Toolkit (for Windows) allows administrators who are responsible for managing VMware Infrastructure to automate repetitive standard tasks such as moving or cloning virtual machines, or creating new resource pools. The VI Toolkit uses the familiar PowerShell scripting interface, eliminating the need for administrators to learn a new scripting language.

Latest Version: 1.0 Update 1 | 2008/09/04 | Build: 113525

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VMware Infrastructure (VI) Perl Toolkit Packages

VMware Infrastructure Perl Toolkit 1.6 - Utility Applications, library, documentation, sample code, and for Windows users, a Perl runtime and development system. Available in several forms including installers for Windows and Linux, a Virtual Appliance, and source code.

Latest Version: 1.6 | 2008/07/25 | Build: 104313

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VMware Infrastructure SDK Packages

VMware Infrastructure SDK 2.5.0 Sample code, documentation and the WSDL for developers using the VMware Infrastructure Web Service API on VirtualCenter 2.x or ESX 3.x.

Latest Version: 2.5.0 | 2007/12/10 | Build: 64154

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VMware CIM SDK Packages

CIM SDK 2.0 Sample code, documentation and MOF files for developers using the CIM API on ESX 3.x and Virtual Center 2.x.

Latest Version: 2.0 | 2006/06/15 | Build: 27701

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VMware Infrastructure Management Assistant (VIMA) 1.0

The VMware Infrastructure Management Assistant (VIMA) allows developers and administrators to run agents and scripts to manage ESX and ESXi systems (version 3.5 and later). VIMA is a virtual machine that includes prepackaged software, including the latest versions of Remote CLI, VI Perl Toolkit, VMware Tools, a logging component, and an authentication component that supports non-interactive login. You can use VIMA to perform many of the tasks commonly performed in the ESX service console. When you use the VI Client to import VIMA as a virtual appliance, you can enter the following URL in the "Import from URL" field of the import wizard: http://www.vmware.com/go/importvima/vima1.ovf.

Latest Version: 1.0 | 2008/10/27 | Build: 124830

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