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ADVANCED SERVER VIRTUALIZATION VMware and Microsoft Platforms in the Virtual Data center phần 8

Trung bình, tối thiểu, và tỷ lệ tối đa của bộ nhớ máy chủ GSX Server máy ảo được sử dụng ở phút trước. Thời gian lên hoặc thời gian máy ảo đã được hỗ trợ trên và chạy. Các trạng thái của VMware Tools trên máy ảo - cho dù đó là chạy hay không có sẵn. Số lượng trung bình của nhịp tim nhận được một máy ảo. Địa chỉ IP của máy ảo. Liên kết để thay đổi ảo | 516 Advanced Server Virtualization be executed from a command line where parameters switches and arguments are passed. It can also be leveraged and called from within a script. It provides a number of features and multiple ways of automating management of virtual disks that were not possible in earlier versions of GSX Server. The virtual disk manager can be used to Create a stand-alone virtual disk file without creating a new virtual machine. Convert a virtual disk type from fixed to dynamic or vice versa. Or convert a virtual disk from a single file to a 2GB split file or vice versa. Expand the size of a virtual disk so that it is larger than the size it was originally created with. Defragment a dynamically expanding virtual disk. Prepare and shrink a dynamically expanding disk on a Windows host server while the virtual machine is powered off. Rename and or relocate a virtual disk. The VMware Virtual Disk Manager tool is executed from either a command prompt or a terminal on the GSX Server host. On a Windows host server the program is located in the following directory by default C Program Files VM-ware VMware GSX Server. To run the program execute the following command vmware-vdiskmanager. There are a number of parameters and switches than can be passed. A list of these options and examples can be displayed by executing the tool without passing in any parameters. Some of the key features are described in detail below. Enlarge a Virtual Disk One key feature is the ability to enlarge a virtual disk so its maximum capacity is larger than when it was originally created. All too often a virtual disk is created without any size planning involved or found to be improperly sized after the fact. Once the operating system and applications are installed the disk size starts to quickly fill up and may approach its maximum size. The virtual disk manager tool provides a way to expand the disk file to a more appropriate size. It is important to note that the size specified is .