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    PowerCLI is a PowerShell snap-in that provides cmdlets for managing VMware vSphere infrastructure, but by default PowerShell has a restricted execution policy that prevents running scripts. Setting the execution policy to "Remotesigned" using Set-ExecutionPolicy allows full use of PowerCLI commands without warnings on startup.

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    PowerCLI is a PowerShell snap-in that provides cmdlets for managing VMware vSphere infrastructure, but by default PowerShell has a restricted execution policy that prevents running scripts. Setting the execution policy to "Remotesigned" using Set-ExecutionPolicy allows full use of PowerCLI commands without warnings on startup.

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    PowerCLI is a PowerShell snap-in that provides cmdlets for managing VMware vSphere infrastructure, but by default PowerShell has a restricted execution policy that prevents running scripts. Setting the execution policy to "Remotesigned" using Set-ExecutionPolicy allows full use of PowerCLI commands without warnings on startup.

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    Powercli is the added Pssnapin of Powershell. So Powershell is just enough to run Powercli cmdlets using Add-pssnapin Vmware.Vimautomation.

    core We get that information from here Get-Pssnapin

    To know the execution policy, type get-executionpolicy

    By default Execution policy will be restricted. So it wont allow to run any scripts. To know available execution policy just run something like this, you will get available policy 1. 2. 3. 4. Unrestricted Restricted Allsigned Remotesigned

    By default Restricted policy, when it open powercli shortcut it opens the window with Warning message

    Running set-executionpolicy to Remotesigned makes the powercli screen perfect like this

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