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After completion you will see from the output and also the vSphere Webclient that the environment has now been fully setup and is ready to easily run further samples. After completion you will see from the output and also the vSphere Webclient that the environment has now been fully setup and is ready to easily run further samples.
### Running a complex sample ### Running a complex sample
This SDK includes a sample script which can be used to perform a number of actions and give you an indication of how to perform multiple vCenter actions, this script is located in the /samples/src/vsphere/samples/vcenter/setup/ directory, use the following instructions to run this sample: This SDK includes a sample script which can be used to perform a number of actions and give you an indication of how to perform multiple vCenter actions, this script is located in the /vsphere/samples/vcenter/setup/ directory, use the following instructions to run this sample:
**Run the vAPI vCenter sample suite:** **Run the vAPI vCenter sample suite:**
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* Minimal/High Level Description * Minimal/High Level Description
* What does the sample do ? * What does the sample do ?
* vSphere version against which the sample was developed/tested * vSphere version against which the sample was developed/tested
* SDK version against which the sample was developed/tested (TODO: do we need SDK version?) * SDK version against which the sample was developed/tested
* Python version against which the sample was developed/tested * Python version against which the sample was developed/tested
* Any KNOWN limitations or dependencies * Any KNOWN limitations or dependencies