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Show and hide specific VMs from the Windows desktop. VM Console works with VMware ESX/ESXi v4.1 through v5.0, vCenter 4.0 and later, and most VMware Fusion/Pro 3.0 and later VMs. It can be used for performing the following actions: Shut down, restart, pause and resume the VM. List the VMs in the VMware vCenter server instance. Locate, connect to and disconnect from VMware vCenter Server instances. Attach and detach a VM from a running ESX/ESXi host. Show and hide VMs. Select performance metrics for a VM. Disconnect from the VMware vCenter server instance. Access the vSphere and vCenter Hypervisor hypervisor, along with associated hardware and software installed on a VMware vSphere/vCenter server. Snapshot a running VM. View the current configuration of the VMware vCenter Server instance. Choose the appropriate log level to be used when logging. 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