Not sure what you mean with these "newer tasks" ?
And no, PowerCLI doesn't require a vCenter, it can work with any vSphere server, beit vCenter or ESXi.
Some vSphere features on the other hand are only available when you have a vCenter.
Not sure what you mean with these "newer tasks" ?
And no, PowerCLI doesn't require a vCenter, it can work with any vSphere server, beit vCenter or ESXi.
Some vSphere features on the other hand are only available when you have a vCenter.