An administrator wants to power on a virtual machine (VM) while connected to an ESXi host using SSH. The VM has the following Name and ID: - VM Name = SQL001 - VMID = 12345 Which command would…

The `vim-cmd` utility is the correct command-line tool on ESXi for VM management, and `vmsvc/power.on` is the specific subcommand to power on a VM, requiring the numerical VMID (12345) as an argument.

This command is incorrect because `vim-cmd vmsvc/power.on` requires the virtual machine's numerical ID, not its name (SQL001), to successfully power it on.

The command `vmware-vim-cmd` is incorrect; the proper utility for managing virtual machines from the ESXi command line is `vim-cmd`.

This command uses the incorrect utility `vmware-vim-cmd` and also attempts to use the VM name instead of the required numerical VMID.