Which tool is used for managing VMware configurations across multiple hosts?

The tool that is specifically designed for managing VMware configurations across multiple hosts is VMware Host Profiles. Host Profiles allow administrators to define and enforce consistent networking, storage, and other configurations across a cluster of ESXi hosts. By using Host Profiles, you can ensure that all hosts in a cluster adhere to the same configuration standards, which simplifies management and reduces the risk of configuration drift.

This feature is particularly useful in large environments where individual host configuration changes can be cumbersome and error-prone. Host Profiles enable automated compliance checking, which means that any deviations from the defined profile can be identified and corrected automatically, thus maintaining a uniform configuration across the datacenter.

Other options provided, such as VMware Remote Console, VMware Site Recovery Manager, and VMware vRealize Orchestrator, serve different purposes. VMware Remote Console is primarily used for remote access to virtual machines, Site Recovery Manager focuses on disaster recovery and failover processes, and vRealize Orchestrator is aimed at automating workflows and processes within VMware environments. While all of these tools enhance management capabilities in various ways, they do not specifically target the management of host configurations in the manner that Host Profiles does.