How to create vm snapshot and restore using command line interface in VMware vSphere? | ESXi | CLI

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Hello ! Everyone
In this demo video I have explain how to create snapshot and restore the vm using command line interface in VMware vSphere
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[@JakeCope-iv6uy]

Thank you!

[@amarkantkumar1067]

Nice information sir

[@user-mw8cn7oi8y]

this is simply super ,nice video.

[@virtualtrainee]

Thanks Veera

[@ThePrasannajadhav]

Can u please re explain what is without memory snapshot & with memory snapshot, I didn't understand in ur video & little bit confused also

[@virtualtrainee]

Hi Prasanna,
Let's an example if you want to take a snapshot of VM if you will choose with memory then it will help you to restore the vm from snapshot in power on state. If you will not choose the memory option , vm will restore from the snapshot in power off state.
Hope you will understand. If you still have doubts please let me know.
Thanks

[@Smallbusinessideas2024]

Very nice video

[@virtualtrainee]

Thanks for your feedback

[@rajvlogs5647]

super

[@virtualtrainee]

Thanks Raj.

[@kolappananish8374]

Nice one. I hope to restore the snapshot flag (0 or 1) is not required as we already mentioned the flag while taking the snapshot.
Please correct me if my understanding is wrong.

[@virtualtrainee]

Hi Kolpappan,
Thanks for your feedback. A flag is required at the time of VM restore.
I have given flag 0 to restore the vm in power on state.
If we select flag 1 in this case vm will restore but vm is in suspended state we need to manually resume the vm. To avoid manual work use flag 0 at the time of vm restore.
Please let me know if you have any query.
Thanks