VMware Telnet Commands

lists the VMware telnet extension commands and their brief descriptions. Commands in the table are grouped by purpose: VMware telnet extension and suboptions, proxy, vMotion, and identification. The table uses command symbols. A VMware telnet extension command is a two- or three-byte code embedded in a telnet command sequence. For more information about commands and the code equivalents, see VMware Telnet Extension Commands for Proxy Communication.

Command Source Description
VMWARE-TELNET-EXT virtual machine, proxy The VMware telnet extension option command
KNOWN-SUBOPTIONS-1 virtual machine Suboptions supported by the virtual machine
KNOWN-SUBOPTIONS-2 proxy Suboptions supported by the proxy
UNKNOWN-SUBOPTION-RCVD-1 virtual machine Unknown suboption received by the virtual machine
UNKNOWN-SUBOPTION-RCVD-2 proxy Unknown suboption received by the proxy
DO-PROXY virtual machine Virtual machine request for proxy support
WILL-PROXY proxy Positive proxy response
WON’T-PROXY proxy Negative proxy response
VMOTION-BEGIN virtual machine Notification of a pending vMotion operation for a virtual machine
VMOTION-GOAHEAD proxy Positive proxy response
VMOTION-NOTNOW proxy Negative proxy response
VMOTION-PEER virtual machine Virtual machine request identifying the new virtual machine instance
VMOTION-PEER-OK proxy Proxy response accepting the new virtual machine instance
VMOTION-COMPLETE virtual machine Notification that vMotion operation is complete
VMOTION-ABORT virtual machine Notification that vMotion operation was aborted
GET-VM-VC-UUID proxy Proxy request for the virtual center representation of virtual machine UUID
VM-VC-UUID virtual machine Virtual machine response
GET-VM-NAME proxy Proxy request for the virtual machine name
VM-NAME virtual machine Virtual machine response
GET-VM-BIOS-UUID proxy Proxy request for the virtual machine BIOS UUID
VM-BIOS-UUID virtual machine Virtual machine response
GET-VM-LOCATION-UUID proxy Proxy request for the virtual machine location UUID
VM-LOCATION-UUID virtual machine Virtual machine response