because you are following a tutorial or script, you must access it where it lives natively: Via ESXi Shell/SSH:
As VMKFSTools are not officially available for Windows, you won't find a direct download link. However, you can explore the following options: vmkfstools download windows
On an ESXi host, you run it via the local DCUI shell or SSH. But what if your only access is to a Windows machine mounting an NFS datastore or a USB drive with VMDK files? That is where the demand for a Windows-native version comes from. because you are following a tutorial or script,
because you are following a tutorial or script, you must access it where it lives natively: Via ESXi Shell/SSH:
As VMKFSTools are not officially available for Windows, you won't find a direct download link. However, you can explore the following options:
On an ESXi host, you run it via the local DCUI shell or SSH. But what if your only access is to a Windows machine mounting an NFS datastore or a USB drive with VMDK files? That is where the demand for a Windows-native version comes from.