Syntax:
ovftool -ds="datastore" -n="VM_Name" -–net:"VM _old_Network"="VM Network" c:\path_to_ovf\file.ovf vi://[email protected]:password@vCenter_server_name?ip=Esxi_Host_IP
Example:
ovftool -ds="datastore" -n="VMName" -–net:"VM Network"="VM Network" C:\Users\ntitta\Downloads\myth.ovf vi://[email protected]:P@[email protected]/?ip=10.109.10.120
Note:
VM Network = the vmnetwork of the ovf at the time of export
If you are not too sure of the original network, Run the below to query:
C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware OVF Tool>ovftool C:\Users\ntitta\Downloads\myth.ovf
Output:
OVF version: 1.0
VirtualApp: false
Name: myth
Download Size: Unknown
Deployment Sizes:
Flat disks: 16.00 GB
Sparse disks: Unknown
Networks:
Name: VM Network
Description: The VM Network network
Virtual Machines:
Name: myth
Operating System: ubuntu64guest
Virtual Hardware:
Families: vmx-13
Number of CPUs: 2
Cores per socket: 1
Memory: 1024.00 MB
Disks:
Index: 0
Instance ID: 5
Capacity: 16.00 GB
Disk Types: SCSI-lsilogic
NICs:
Adapter Type: VmxNet3
Connection: VM Network
Link to download OVFtool https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/details?productId=614&downloadGroup=OVFTOOL420