Commands

Add-VMXScsiDisk

Connect-VMXNetworkAdapter

convert-VMXdos2unix

Copy-VMXDirHost2Guest

copy-VMXfile2guest

Disconnect-VMXNetworkAdapter

Get-VMwareVersion

Get-VMX

Get-VMXActivationPreference

Get-VMXConfig

Get-VMXConfigVersion

Get-VMXDisplayName

Get-VMXGuestOS

Get-VMXHWVersion

Get-VMXIdeDisk

Get-VMXInfo

Get-VMXIPAddress

Get-VMXmemory

Get-VMXNetwork

Get-VMXNetworkAdapter

Get-VMXNetworkAddress

Get-VMXNetworkConnection

Get-VMXProcessesInGuest

Get-VMXProcessor

Get-VMXRun

Get-VMXscenario

Get-VMXScsiController

Get-VMXScsiDisk

Get-VMXSnapshot

Get-VMXSnapshotconfig

Get-VMXTemplate

Get-VMXToolsState

Get-VMXUUID

Get-yesnoabort

Invoke-VMXBash

Invoke-VMXexpect

Invoke-VMXPowerShell

New-VMXClone

New-VMXGuestPath

New-VMXLinkedClone

New-VMXScsiDisk

New-VMXSnapshot

Optimize-VMXDisk

remove-vmx

Remove-VMXserial

Remove-VMXSnapshot

Repair-VMXDisk

Resize-VMXDiskfile

Restore-VMXSnapshot

Search-VMXPattern

Set-VMXActivationPreference

Set-VMXDisconnectIDE

Set-VMXDisplayName

Set-VMXLinuxDNS

Set-VMXLinuxNetwork

Set-VMXmemory

Set-VMXNetworkAdapter

Set-VMXprocessor

Set-VMXscenario

Set-VMXserialPipe

Set-VMXSharedFolder

Set-VMXSharedFolderState

Set-VMXSize

set-vmxsize sets the size of a vm sizes are: ```Powershell -Size Size 'XS' = 1vCPU, 512MB 'S' = 1vCPU, 768MB 'M' = 1vCPU, 1024MB 'L' = 2vCPU, 2048MB 'XL' = 2vCPU, 4096MB 'TXL' = 4vCPU, 6144MB 'XXL' = 4vCPU, 8192MB ```