VMware power cli version

Hi experts,

I'm new to vmware power cli, so please excuse stupid request. -

I have vcenter 6.0 and I want to know what power cli version should I download to connect to vcenter, is limited with the VC version or I can download any version of vmware cli power.

I need windows electric cli to run vmware cli power.

Thank you very much in advance.

Concerning

KP

You can find this info in the VMware product interoperability Matrices

You must PowerCLI 6.x

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