Hey,

I don't understand your question clearly. Could you describe the question in detail?

I have this same question November 4th 2019.

What is the command line command equivalent 

to the 

GUI and AUI "Sync with vCenter" function?

If you haven't already stumble upon the commands; here they are:

mccli vmcache show --domain=< > --name=<<"VM_FolderName">>

mccli vmcache sync --domain=< > --name=<<"VM_FolderName">>

ex.

mccli vmcache sync --domain=vCenter01.testdomain.org --name="VM_WebServers"

You can also run the mccli against a single VM:

mccli vmcache show --domain=/< >/ContainerClients --name=<<"VM_Server_Name">>

mccli vmcache sync --domain=/< >/ContainerClients --name=<<"VM_Server_Name">>

ex.

mccli vmcache sync --domain=/vCenter01.testdomain.org/ContainerClients --name="WebServer_01"

***Note*** I always run the "show" command first just to see what it looks like before and then show again - to see the result after executing the "sync".