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Example: Connect to VMWare Workstation, etc.
// declare a virtual host
VMWareVirtualHost virtualHost = new VMWareVirtualHost();
// connect to a local VMWare Workstation virtual host
virtualHost.ConnectToVMWareWorkstation();
// open an existing virtual machine
VMWareVirtualMachine virtualMachine = virtualHost.Open("C:\Virtual Machines\xp\xp.vmx");
// power on this virtual machine
virtualMachine.PowerOn();
// wait for VMWare Tools
virtualMachine.WaitForToolsInGuest();
// login to the virtual machine
virtualMachine.Login("Administrator", "password");
// run notepad
virtualMachine.RunProgramInGuest("notepad.exe", string.Empty);
// create a new snapshot
string name = "New Snapshot";
// take a snapshot at the current state
virtualMachine.Snapshots.CreateSnapshot(name, "test snapshot");
// power off
virtualMachine.PowerOff();
// find the newly created snapshot
VMWareSnapshot snapshot = virtualMachine.Snapshots.GetNamedSnapshot(name);
// revert to the new snapshot
snapshot.RevertToSnapshot();
// delete snapshot
snapshot.RemoveSnapshot();
// declare a virtual host
VMWareVirtualHost virtualHost = new VMWareVirtualHost();
// connect to a local VMWare Server 1.x virtual host
virtualHost.ConnectToVMWareServer();
// open an existing virtual machine
VMWareVirtualMachine virtualMachine = virtualHost.Open("[standard] testvm/testvm.vmx");
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// declare a virtual host
VMWareVirtualHost virtualHost = new VMWareVirtualHost();
// connect to a local VMWare Server 2.x virtual machine
virtualHost.ConnectToVMWareVIServer("localhost:8333", "vmuser", "password");
// open an existing virtual machine
VMWareVirtualMachine virtualMachine = virtualHost.Open("[standard] testvm/testvm.vmx");
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A VMWare Server 2.x behaves like an ESX server. Replace localhost by a server name for remote connections.
Example: Connect to VMWare VI (ESX)
// declare a virtual host
VMWareVirtualHost virtualHost = new VMWareVirtualHost();
// connect to a remote (VMWare ESX) virtual machine
virtualHost.ConnectToVMWareVIServer("esx.mycompany.com", "vmuser", "password");
// open an existing virtual machine
VMWareVirtualMachine virtualMachine = virtualHost.Open("[storage] testvm/testvm.vmx");
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