Nsx-opsagent /etc/init.d/nsx-opsagent status | start | stop | restart Nsx-proxy /etc/init.d/nsx-proxy status | start | stop | restart Nsx-mpa /etc/init.d/nsx-mpa status | start | stop | restart List all the NSX-T modules currently loaded in the system Set auth-policy cli lockout-period lockout-period Įsxcli software vib list | grep -e nsx -e vsip Set auth-policy api lockout-reset-period List of firewall entities in the excluded-listįirewall Section that is not created or deleted completely from the system View the Rule count of L2, 元 Firewall Rules List the NSX Edge nodes registered with NSX Manager and their associated controller View the logical router interface information View the list of logical router interfaces View the information about a logical router List the Transport Node table of a Segment List all the switch ports connected to the Segment

Lists the VIF UUID of a VM connected to Segment on a Transport Node List all ESXi hosts to get the transport Node UUIDS List the transport nodes registered with NSX Manager Join NSX-Manager-ip-address cluster-id thumbprint username password Retrieve NSX Manager Certificate Thumbprint View the cluster configuration and which node is running which cluster component I will cover a walkthrough of some of these commands in another post if it’s new to you and link it here.

I know I will be revisiting this site for reference in future. Having recently passed my NSX-T VCP, I thought I’d share the command line tools I used to practice in a lab to get to grips with NSX-T installation, configuration, managing and troubleshooting.

Mac terminal commands cheat sheet