Woohoo. replying to myself, just to update the community with the solution. As my colleauge often says, my problem was a loose nut at the keyboard. Heres the one liner: for vm_name in `acli vm.list power_state=on | grep -v ^'VM name' | awk '{print $1}'`; do acli vm.force_off $vm_name; done hop...
awesome thanks Art! so to get this process straight (before i go trying it)... i scp/transfer my public key over to any CVM, then run: ncli cluster add-public-key name=myPK file-path=~/mykey.pub and it will handle distribution to cvms and AHV host (and persistence) from then on?
Solution : (Kudos to Luca DeNegri from nutanix support ) the ncli history is stored locally on each node in the file /home/nutanix/.nutanix_history You can edit this file and remove the lines you don't want to appear, or delete it to clear the whole history. To clear ncli history on all th...
ok will do, thanks! re the side note, yes these are in a staging state right now (doign a bunch of LAG testing and resiliency tests), we'll be sure to get them fully configured closer to deployment!
ha! perfect thanks for the pointer, I completely missed that
Great! thanks for the reply harryhy, it seems to be humming along nicely.
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the ncli history is stored locally on each node in the file /home/nutanix/.nutanix_history
You can edit this file and remove the lines you don't want to appear, or delete it to clear the whole history.
To clear ncli history on all th...