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VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide2 VMware, Inc. ! Run!Windows!and!Linux!operating!systems!and!applications!without!software!conflicts!because!virtua

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide92 VMware, Inc. Note!that!any!applications!you!were!running!at!the!time!you!suspended!the!virtual!machine!are!runni

VMware, Inc. 93Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines Setting Startup and Shutdown Options from the VMware Server ConsoleTo!configure!a!virtual!machine’s!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide94 VMware, Inc. Setting Startup and Shutdown Options from the Management InterfaceTo!configure!a!virtual!machine’s!

VMware, Inc. 95Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines in!the!prompt!the!number!of!minutes!to!wait.!The!System!Default!is!specified!in!“Configuring!Startup

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide96 VMware, Inc. To!view!the!VMware!Server!menus!and!toolbar!while!you!are!using!quick!switch!mode,!move!the!mouse!p

VMware, Inc. 97Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines Fitting the VMware Server Console Window to the Virtual MachineThe!View!menu!gives!you!two!ways!to!a

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide98 VMware, Inc. Simplifying the Screen DisplayYou!can!hide!many!of!the!controls!visible!in!the!VMware!Server!Consol

VMware, Inc. 99Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines The!virtual!disk!must!be!an!independent!disk!in!nonpersistent!mode,!since!any!changes!you!make!in!th

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide100 VMware, Inc. 7In!a!text!editor,!open!the!virtual!machine’s!configuration!file!(.vmx)!and!add!two!of!the!followi

VMware, Inc. 101Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines When!a!virtual!machine!boots!and!there!is!no!guest!operating!system!installed,!it!proceeds!to!boot!

VMware, Inc. 3Chapter 1 Introduction and System RequirementsUpgrade and Use GSX Virtual MachinesYou!can!upgrade!the!virtual!hardware!of!virtual!machin

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide102 VMware, Inc. 3If!the!installation!program!does!not!start!automatically,!click!the!Windows!Start!button,!go!to!S

VMware, Inc. 103Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines Adding, Configuring, and Removing Devices in a Virtual MachineThe!virtual!machine!settings!editor!(

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide104 VMware, Inc. Removing Hardware Using the VMware Server ConsoleTo!remove!hardware!from!a!virtual!machine,!make!s

VMware, Inc. 105Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines Startup Options on a Linux HostThe!following!list!describes!various!options!available!when!you!run!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide106 VMware, Inc. Options to Use when Connecting RemotelyIf!you!are!connecting!to!a!virtual!machine!from!a!remote!cl

VMware, Inc. 107Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines !Table 4-3. Shortcut ActionCtrl‐BPower!on.Ctrl‐EPower!off.Ctrl‐RReset!the!power.Ctrl‐ZSuspend.Ctrl

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide108 VMware, Inc.

VMware, Inc. 109 CHAPTER 5 Preserving the State of a Virtual MachineVMware!Server!provides!two!ways!to!preserve!the!state!of!a!virtual!machine.!You!c

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide110 VMware, Inc. NOTE You!should!not!change!a!configuration!file!after!you!suspend!a!virtual!machine!The!virtual!ma

VMware, Inc. 111Chapter 5 Preserving the State of a Virtual Machine Setting the Suspended State File Directory from the Console1 Connect!to!the!virtua

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide4 VMware, Inc. To!access!the!VMware!Virtual!Machine!Importer!from!the!VMware!Server!Console,!choose!File!>!Impor

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide112 VMware, Inc. For!fastest!suspend!and!restore!operations,!type!the!path!to!the!appropriate!directory!in!the!Susp

VMware, Inc. 113Chapter 5 Preserving the State of a Virtual Machine NOTE Taking!a!new!snapshot!when!a!snapshot!already!exists!can!take!a!long!time,!as

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide114 VMware, Inc. ! Persistent!—!changes!are!immediately!and!permanently!written!to!the!disk.!All!changes!to!an!inde

VMware, Inc. 115Chapter 5 Preserving the State of a Virtual Machine newly!saved!data!continues!to!accumulate!in!them!until!you!take!an!action!that!aff

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide116 VMware, Inc. Go!to!VM!>!Settings!>!Options!>!Snapshots.If!the!virtual!machine!has!no!snapshot,!you!can

VMware, Inc. 117Chapter 5 Preserving the State of a Virtual Machine To!remove!the!snapshot,!shut!down!and!power!off!the!virtual!machine.!Choose!Snapsh

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide118 VMware, Inc.

VMware, Inc. 119 CHAPTER 6 Using Disks in a Virtual MachineThis!chapter!describes!how!to!configure!your!virtual!machine’s!hard!disk!storage!and!cover

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide120 VMware, Inc. Disk Types: Virtual and PhysicalIn!the!most!common!configurations,!VMware!Server!creates!virtual!h

VMware, Inc. 121Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine information!about!running!virtual!machines!from!DVD‐ROM!or!CD‐ROM,!see!“Running!Virtual!Mac

VMware, Inc. 5Chapter 1 Introduction and System Requirements! AMD:!Athlon,!Athlon!MP,!Athlon!XP,!AMD!Opteron,!AMD!Athlon!64,Turion!64.! Experimental!s

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide122 VMware, Inc. For!example,!you!might!want!to!run!a!virtual!machine!that!uses!a!virtual!disk!stored!on!DVD!or!CD‐

VMware, Inc. 123Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine If!you!are!setting!up!a!new!virtual!machine,!follow!the !custom!path!in!the!New!Virtual!Mac

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide124 VMware, Inc. The!redo‐log!file!for!a!virtual!disk!vm!is!named!vm.vmdk.REDO.!If!the!virtual!disk!is!split!into!2

VMware, Inc. 125Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine You!can!use!SCSI!reservation!to!work!around!the!lock!file!so!that!multiple!virtual!machines

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide126 VMware, Inc. For!best!disk!performance,!you!can!take!the!following!three!actions,!in!the!order!listed:1Run!a!di

VMware, Inc. 127Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine for!shrinking.!This!allows!for!the!maximum!shrink!possible.!Wiping!takes!place!in!the!guest

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide128 VMware, Inc. ! The!virtual!disk!is!not!an!independent!disk!in!persistent!mode.!For!more!information,!see!“Indep

VMware, Inc. 129Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine ! “Using!the!DVD/CD‐ROM!Drive!on!a!Client”!on!page 1304Click!OK!to!save!your!changes!and!cl

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide130 VMware, Inc. drives!and!their!drivers!do!not!work!correctly!in!raw!mode.!Select!Legacy!emulation!to!work!around

VMware, Inc. 131Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine Configuring a Virtual Machine’s Floppy Drive from the ConsoleTo!configure!a!virtual!machine

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide6 VMware, Inc. Host Hard Disk! 250MB!free!disk!space!on!Windows!hosts!required!for!VMware!Server,!VMware!Management

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide132 VMware, Inc. Adding Virtual Disks to a Virtual MachineVirtual!disks!are!stored!as!files!on!the!host!computer!or

VMware, Inc. 133Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine the!virtual!disk!if!it!is!stored!on!a!FAT32!file!system!or!on!a!file!system!that!cannot!sup

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide134 VMware, Inc. Snapshots”!on!page 112.!You!can!choose!between!a!normal!disk!and!an!independent!disk.Normal!disks!

VMware, Inc. 135Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine 3 Select!Use!a!physical!disk,!and!click!Next.!The!Select!a!Physical!Disk!screen!appears.4 C

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide136 VMware, Inc. 5The!Specify!Disk!File!screen!appears.To!change!the!default!filename!and!location!for!the!file!tha

VMware, Inc. 137Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine 6The!Wizard!configures!the!new!physical!disk.!If!the!partitions!used!on!the!physical!disk!a

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide138 VMware, Inc. NOTE The!benefit!of!using!Auto!detect!devices!is!that!they!can!be!moved!between!virtual!machines!r

VMware, Inc. 139Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine 3 Select!what!you!want!to!connect!to!—!a!physical!floppy!drive!on!the!host!computer,!an!exi

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide140 VMware, Inc. You!can!use!the!virtual!disk!manager!to:! Automate!the!management!of!virtual!disks!with!scripts.!

VMware, Inc. 141Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine Table 6-1. Options/Parameters Description<diskname> Is!the!name!of!the!virtual!disk!

VMware, Inc. 7Chapter 1 Introduction and System Requirements! Microsoft!Windows!Server!2003!Enterprise,!Standard,!and!Web!Editions,!Service!Pack! 132‐

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide142 VMware, Inc. -n <sourcediskname> <targetdiskname>Renames!the!virtual!disk!specified!by!<sourcedi

VMware, Inc. 143Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine Shrinking Virtual Disks with VMware Virtual Disk ManagerYou!can!use!the!virtual!disk!manage

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide144 VMware, Inc. VMware!DiskMount!mounts!individual!volumes!of!a!virtual!disk.!For!optimal!shrinking!of!a!virtual!d

VMware, Inc. 145Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine vmware-vdiskmanager -n myDisk.vmdk myNewDisk.vmdkTo!rename!the!disk!and!locate!it!in!a!diff

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide146 VMware, Inc. Shrinking a Virtual DiskTo!shrink!a!virtual!disk,!it!must!be!located!on!a!Microsoft!Windows!host.!

VMware, Inc. 147Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine NOTE While!installing!the!guest!operating!system!on!a!physical!disk,!if!your!virtual!machin

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide148 VMware, Inc. 3When!you!reach!the!Select!a!Disk!step,!select!Use!a!physical!disk.4 Choose!the!physical!hard!disk

VMware, Inc. 149Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine CAUTION Corruption!is!possible!if!you!allow!the!virtual!machine!to!modify!a!partition!that!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide150 VMware, Inc. /dev/hda!(IDE!physical!disk)!and!/dev/sdb!(SCSI!physical!disk)!belong!to!group!ID!disk.!If!this!is

VMware, Inc. 151Chapter 6 Using Disks in a Virtual Machine host!computers.!The!I/O!issue!is!especially!noticeable!when!the!virtual!machine!is!booting.

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide8 VMware, Inc. ! SUSE!Linux!10.1! SUSE!Linux!9.3!! SUSE!Linux!9.2,!including!SP1! SUSE!Linux!9.1!stock!2.6.4‐52! Ma

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide152 VMware, Inc.

VMware, Inc. 153 CHAPTER 7 NetworkingThis!chapter!describes!how!to!use!virtual!networking!components!to!create!a!wide!range!of!configurations!and!cov

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide154 VMware, Inc. Several!of!the!switches!and!the!networks!associated!with!them!are,!by!default,!used!for!special!na

VMware, Inc. 155Chapter 7 Networking DHCP server – The!DHCP!(dynamic!host!configuration!protocol)!server!provides!IP!network!addresses!to!virtual!mac

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide156 VMware, Inc. Bridged NetworkingFigure 7-1. Bridged networking connects a virtual machine to a network using th

VMware, Inc. 157Chapter 7 Networking You!can!set!or!change!the!option!to!use!bridged!networking!in!the!virtual!machine!settings!editor!(VM!>!Settin

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide158 VMware, Inc. let!you!use!the!virtual!machine!as!a!Web!server!to!send!Web!pages!to!computers!on!the!external!net

VMware, Inc. 159Chapter 7 Networking Routing and Connection SharingIf!you!install!the!proper!routing!or!proxy!software!on!your!host!computer,!you!can!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide160 VMware, Inc. Figure 7-4. In this custom configuration, a Web server connects through a firewall to an external

VMware, Inc. 161Chapter 7 Networking Use!the!virtual!machine!settings!editor!(VM!>!Settings)!to!add!a!second!virtual!network!adapter,!as!described!

VMware, Inc. 9Chapter 1 Introduction and System Requirements! SUSE!LINUX!9.1!stock!2.6.4‐52! SUSE!LINUX!9.0!stock!2.4.21‐99! SUSE!Linux!8.2!stock!2.4.

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide162 VMware, Inc. 8Configure!the!networking!in!each!guest!operating!system.!For!the!bridged!Ethernet!adapter!in!virt

VMware, Inc. 163Chapter 7 Networking To add and configure a virtual network adapter from the Console1Power!off!the!virtual!machine.1Open!the!virtual!m

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide164 VMware, Inc. To change the configuration of an existing virtual network adapter1Open!the!virtual!machine!settin

VMware, Inc. 165Chapter 7 Networking The!Virtual!Network!Editor!appears,!with!the!Summary!tab!active.!3By!default,!the!VMnet0!virtual!network!is!set!u

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide166 VMware, Inc. To!exclude!an!Ethernet!adapter,!click!Add!to!add!it!to!the!list!of!excluded!devices.!In!the!Choose

VMware, Inc. 167Chapter 7 Networking Choose!an!adapter!from!the!drop‐down!list!beside!the!name!of!the!virtual!switch!you!want!to!use.If!you!are!using!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide168 VMware, Inc. The!address!should!specify!a!valid!network!address!that!is!suitable!for!use!with!the!subnet!mask.T

VMware, Inc. 169Chapter 7 Networking If!you!are!not!using!these!adapters,!you!can!remove!them!(users!on!Windows!hosts!can!disable!the!adapters!instead

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide170 VMware, Inc. 5Click!OK!to!close!the!Virtual!Network!Editor.To remove a host virtual adapter on a Windows host1

VMware, Inc. 171Chapter 7 Networking Would you prefer to modify your existing networking configuration using the wizard or the editor? (wizard/editor/

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide10 VMware, Inc. Running VMware Server on Some SUSE Linux HostsKeep!in!mind!the!following!when!you!run!VMware!Server

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide172 VMware, Inc. ! “Routing!Between!Two!Host‐Only!Networks”!on!page 185! “Using!Virtual!Ethernet!Adapters!in!Promis

VMware, Inc. 173Chapter 7 Networking configure!the!VMware!DHCP!server!to!always!assign!the!same!IP!address!to!each!of!these!virtual!machines.!To confi

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide174 VMware, Inc. 3Make!the!desired!changes,!then!click!OK.Choosing the Method for Assigning IP AddressesFor!virtual

VMware, Inc. 175Chapter 7 Networking Windows HostsSystems!using!server!versions!of!Windows!2000!are!capable!of!forwarding!IP!packets!that!are!not!addr

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide176 VMware, Inc. To!prevent!the!leakage,!be!sure!packet!forwarding!is!disabled!in!your!guest!operating!system.Maint

VMware, Inc. 177Chapter 7 Networking Manually Assigning a MAC AddressIf!you!want!to!guarantee!that!the!same!MAC!address!is!assigned!to!a!given!virtual

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide178 VMware, Inc. If!either!of!these!processes!is!being!run!only!to!receive!routing!information,!the!easiest!solutio

VMware, Inc. 179Chapter 7 Networking An!alternative!solution!is!to!explicitly!state!the!set!of!network!interfaces!that!you!want!dhcpd!to!listen!to!eac

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide180 VMware, Inc. 2If!you!have!more!than!one!physical!Ethernet!adapter,!one!of!the!prompts!you!see!is!similar!to!thi

VMware, Inc. 181Chapter 7 Networking networking!mode!(such!as!802.3ad!Dynamic!or!802.3ad‐Draft!Static!mode)!you!want!to!use,!you!should!use!adapters!t

VMware, Inc. 11Chapter 1 Introduction and System RequirementsSoftware Requirements – Windows Remote Client! Windows!Server!2003!x64!Edition,!Windows!S

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide182 VMware, Inc. 4Click!OK!to!close!the!property!sheet.5Right‐click!the!NIC!device,!and!choose!Properties!to!unbind

VMware, Inc. 183Chapter 7 Networking To set up the second host-only interface on a Windows host1 Choose!Host!>!Virtual!Network!Settings!>!Host!V

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide184 VMware, Inc. command!again.!These!four!interfaces!should!have!different!IP!address!on!separate!subnets.!Configu

VMware, Inc. 185Chapter 7 Networking Configuration 3 — Connect to Two Host-Only Interfaces1 Create!the!virtual!machine!or!use!an!existing!virtual!mach

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide186 VMware, Inc. On!Linux!hosts,!the!first!host‐only!network!is!set!up!when!you!run!the!vmware-config.pl!program!af

VMware, Inc. 187Chapter 7 Networking 4Complete!the!Wizard.!When!it!is!finished,!it!restarts!all!services!used!by!VMware!Server.5Run!ifconfig.!You!shou

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide188 VMware, Inc. Virtual Machine 3 — Connected to Both Host-Only InterfacesIf!you!plan!to!run!the!router!software!o

VMware, Inc. 189Chapter 7 Networking the!IP!address!for!the!host‐only!adapter!connected!to!VMnet1.!In!the!second!virtual!machine’s!networking!configur

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide190 VMware, Inc. If!you!want!all!users!to!be!able!to!set!the!virtual!Ethernet!Adapter!(/dev/vmnet0!in!our!example)!

VMware, Inc. 191Chapter 7 Networking Using NATThe!NAT!device!is!connected!to!the!VMnet8!virtual!switch.!Virtual!machines!connected!to!the!NAT!network!

You can find the most up-to-date technical documentation at:http://www.vmware.com/support/pubsThe VMware Web site also provides the latest product upd

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide12 VMware, Inc. ! Netscape!Navigator!7.0NOTE As!new!browser!versions!are!released,!VMware!tests!the!VMware!Manageme

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide192 VMware, Inc. virtual!machines!to!a!DNS!server!that!is!known!by!the!host.!Responses!come!back!to!the!NAT!device,

VMware, Inc. 193Chapter 7 Networking virtual!machine!on!the!NAT!network.!For!details,!see!“Advanced!NAT!Configuration”!on!page 193.File!sharing!of!the

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide194 VMware, Inc. To!edit!NAT!settings!for!a!virtual!network,!choose!it!from!the!drop‐down!menu,!then!click!Edit.!Th

VMware, Inc. 195Chapter 7 Networking ! To!allow!only!passive!mode!FTP!over!the!NAT!device,!deselect!the!Active!FTP!check!box.! You!can!change!the!numb

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide196 VMware, Inc. activeFTPA!flag!that!indicates!if!active!FTP!is!to!be!allowed.!Active!FTP!allows!incoming!connecti

VMware, Inc. 197Chapter 7 Networking ! DHCP:!C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\VMware\vmnetdhcp.conf!NOTE You!can!change!many!key!N

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide198 VMware, Inc. Considerations for Using NATBecause!NAT!requires!that!every!packet!sent!and!received!from!virtual!

VMware, Inc. 199Chapter 7 Networking Windows!Server!2003!as!a!guide.!The!process!is!similar!for!Windows!NT,!Windows!Me,!and!Windows!9x!guests.1In!the!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide200 VMware, Inc. to!the!domain.!You!need!to!know!the!user!ID!and!password!of!the!Administrator!on!the!domain!contro

VMware, Inc. 201Chapter 7 Networking # WEB (make sure that if you are using named webhosting, names point to# your host, not to guest... And if you

VMware, Inc. 13Chapter 1 Introduction and System RequirementsVirtual Memory! Up!to!3600MB!of!memory!per!virtual!machine,!depending!upon!the!host!syste

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide202 VMware, Inc. If!you!do!not!need!any!shares!to!appear!on!your!bridged!network,!you!can!use!your!existing!Samba!s

VMware, Inc. 203Chapter 7 Networking ## If you modify it, it will be backed up the next time you run the# configuration program.# Global settings[glob

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide204 VMware, Inc. # Shared resources# Home directories[homes]comment = Home directoriesbrowseable = nowritable = yes

VMware, Inc. 205Chapter 7 Networking # "testparm" to check that you have not many any basic syntactic# errors. # Global Settings[global]inte

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide206 VMware, Inc. ;[printers]; comment = All Printers; path = /var/spool/samba; browseable = yes; guest ok = yes; wr

VMware, Inc. 207Chapter 7 Networking NOTE vmware-smbpasswd!is!based!on!the!standard!Samba!password!program.!If!you!are!familiar!with!the!options!used!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide208 VMware, Inc. You!can!add!user!names!and!passwords!to!the!Samba!password!file!at!any!time!from!a!terminal!window

VMware, Inc. 209Chapter 7 Networking ; ; Note that you will need to insert specific information; for your system at several points indicated in the fi

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide210 VMware, Inc. ; Max log size in KBmax log size = 1024; Lockslock directory = /var/samba; SMB passwordssmb passwd

VMware, Inc. 211 CHAPTER 8 Configuring DevicesThis!chapter!describes!how!to!use!various!devices!with!a!virtual!machine!and!covers!the!following!topic

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide14 VMware, Inc. ! Output!to!serial!ports,!Windows!files,!Linux!files,!or!named!pipes.Virtual Parallel (LPT) Ports!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide212 VMware, Inc. passed!to!the!virtual!machine.!Also,!the!guest!operating!system!cannot!use!DMA!(direct!memory!acce

VMware, Inc. 213Chapter 8 Configuring Devices Under!Device!status,!the!default!setting!is!Connect!at!power!on.!Deselect!the!check!box!if!you!do!not!wa

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide214 VMware, Inc. Linux!kernels!in!the!2.6.x!series!also! use!a!special!arbitrator!that!allows!access!to!the!paralle

VMware, Inc. 215Chapter 8 Configuring Devices If!a!virtual!machine!is!using!the!parallel!port,!the!host!and!any!users!accessing!the!host!are!not!given

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide216 VMware, Inc. Device PermissionsSome!Linux!distributions!by!default!do!not!grant!the!virtual!machine!access!to!t

VMware, Inc. 217Chapter 8 Configuring Devices ! You!can!make!a!direct!connection!between!tw o!virtual!machines!or!between!a!virtual!machine!and!an!app

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide218 VMware, Inc. 5You!can!choose!the!port!on!the!host!computer!to!use!for!this!serial!connection!or!choose!Auto!det

VMware, Inc. 219Chapter 8 Configuring Devices Connecting to an Output File from the Console1Open!the!virtual!machine!settings!editor!(VM!>!Settings

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide220 VMware, Inc. Connecting an Application on the Host to a Virtual Machine You!can!set!up!the!virtual!serial!port!

VMware, Inc. 221Chapter 8 Configuring Devices For!a!serial!pipe!on!a!Linux!host,!enter!/tmp/<socket>!or!another!Unix!socket!name!of!your!choice.

VMware, Inc. 15Chapter 1 Introduction and System Requirements! Creative!Labs!Sound!Blaster!AudioPCI!emulation.!MIDI!input,!game!controllers,!and!joyst

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide222 VMware, Inc. Connecting Two Virtual Machines from the Console1 Connect!to!the!server!virtual!machine!with!a!con

VMware, Inc. 223Chapter 8 Configuring Devices communicate!over!a!serial!connection.!For!more!information,!see!“Special!Configuration!Options!for!Advan

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide224 VMware, Inc. This!option!is!useful!if!you!want!to!squeeze!every!possible!bit!of!speed!from!your!serial!connecti

VMware, Inc. 225Chapter 8 Configuring Devices To!prepare!the!target!virtual!machine,!follow!the!steps!in!“Connecting!an!Application!on!the!Host!to!a!V

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide226 VMware, Inc. box.!The!kernel!in!the!target!virtual!machine!uses!the!virtual!serial!port!in!polled!mode,!not!int

VMware, Inc. 227Chapter 8 Configuring Devices If!you!are!using!an!XFree86‐based!server!that!VMware!Server!does!not!recognize!as!an!XFree86!server,!ent

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide228 VMware, Inc. These!configuration!lines!can!be!added!to!the!individual!virtual!machine!configuration,!to!your!pe

VMware, Inc. 229Chapter 8 Configuring Devices configuration!lines!of!the!form<sym> = <v-scan code>where!<sym>!is!an!X!keysym!name,!a

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VMware, Inc. 231Chapter 8 Configuring Devices Space!bar 0x039Caps!Lock 0x03aF1 0x03bF2 0x03cF3 0x03dF4 0x03eF5 0x03fF6 0x040F7 0x041F8 0x042F9 0x043F1

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide16 VMware, Inc. Linux 64-bit Guest Operating Systems! Mandriva!Linux!2006! Red!Hat!Enterprise!Linux!3.0,!including!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide232 VMware, Inc. The!84‐key!keyboard!has!a!Sys!Req!key!on!the!numeric!pad:!Keyboards!outside!the!U.S.!usually!have!

VMware, Inc. 233Chapter 8 Configuring Devices ! “Using!USB!with!a!Windows!Host”!on!page 235! “Replacing!USB!2.0!Drivers!on!a!Windows!2000!Host”!on!pag

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide234 VMware, Inc. following!steps!with!the!virtual!machine!powered!off.!Use!the!VMware!Server!Console!to!add!the!dev

VMware, Inc. 235Chapter 8 Configuring Devices Using USB with a Windows HostWhen!a!particular!USB!device!is!connected!to!a!virtual!machine!for!the!firs

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide236 VMware, Inc. file!system,!you!can!change!it!in!the!virtual!machine!settings!editor!(VM!>!Settings!>!USB).

VMware, Inc. 237Chapter 8 Configuring Devices A!related!issue!sometimes!affects!devices!that!rely!on!automatic!connection!(as!PDAs!often!do).If!you!ha

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide238 VMware, Inc. direct!access!to!SCSI!devices!connected!to!the!host,!such!as!scanners,!tape!drives,!and!tape!chang

VMware, Inc. 239Chapter 8 Configuring Devices Preparing a Windows Me, Windows 98, or Windows 95 Guest OS to Use SCSI DevicesIf!you!are!using!generic!S

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide240 VMware, Inc. NOTE On!a!Windows!host,!the!device!should!appear!in!the!form!CdRom0,!Scanner0,!Tape0!or!Changer0.!

VMware, Inc. 241Chapter 8 Configuring Devices CAUTION Before!you!add!the!device,!you!must!disable!the!original!SCSI!device!driver!on!the!host.!Some!Wi

VMware, Inc. 17Chapter 1 Introduction and System Requirements! Microsoft!Windows!Server!2003!Enterprise!Edition,!including!R2! Microsoft!Windows!XP!Pr

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide242 VMware, Inc. You!need!to!locate!a!line!in!the!configuration!file!that!looks!like:scsiZ:Y.fileName = "<d

VMware, Inc. 243Chapter 8 Configuring Devices NOTE The!SCSI!bus!is!assigned!a!number!by!the!host!operating!system!after!all!IDE!buses!have!been!assign

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide244 VMware, Inc. use!the!same!device!in!both!host!and!guest.!This!can!cause!unexpected!behavior!and!may!cause!loss!

VMware, Inc. 245Chapter 8 Configuring Devices NOTE The!summary!view!also!displays!the!number!of!virtual!processors!currently!configured!for!the!virtua

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide246 VMware, Inc.

VMware, Inc. 247 CHAPTER 9 Video and SoundThis!chapter!provides!information!on!configuring!the!video!display!and!sound!for!VMware!Server!and!covers!t

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide248 VMware, Inc. ! “Changing!Screen!Color!Depth!on!the!Host”!on!page 248! “Changing!Screen!Color!Depth!in!the!Virtu

VMware, Inc. 249Chapter 9 Video and Sound If!this!happens,!immediately!leave!full!screen!mode!by!pressing!Ctrl‐Alt,!then!fix!your!X!server!configurati

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide250 VMware, Inc. Creative!Labs!has!a!number!of!Web!sites!serving!various!regions!of!the!world.!The!adapter!name!var

VMware, Inc. 251 CHAPTER 10 Performance Tuning for Virtual MachinesThis!chapter!describes!options!for!getting!the!best!performance!from!VMware!Server

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide18 VMware, Inc. ! Red!Hat!Linux!9.0,!stock!2.4.20‐8!and!upgrade!2.4.20‐20.9! Red!Hat!Linux!8.0!stock!2.4.18! Red!Ha

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide252 VMware, Inc. ! The!total!amount!of!host!memory!that!all!running!virtual!machines!can!use;!for!more!information,

VMware, Inc. 253Chapter 10 Performance Tuning for Virtual Machines Improving Performance for Guest Operating SystemsThe!tips!in!this!section!help!you!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide254 VMware, Inc. Visual EffectsThe!fade!effects!that!Windows!2000,!Windows!XP,!and!Windows!Server!2003!use!when!dis

VMware, Inc. 255Chapter 10 Performance Tuning for Virtual Machines performance!for!some!functions.!Install!VMware!Tools!by!choosing!VM!>!Install!VM

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide256 VMware, Inc. Also,!if!Show!window!contents!while!dragging!is!checked,!try!deselecting!that!check!box.Linux Gues

VMware, Inc. 191 GlossaryAdd!Hardware!WizardA!point‐and‐click!interface!for!adding!virtual!hardware!to!a!virtual!machine.!To!launch!the!Wizard,!power

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide192 VMware, Inc. EULAThe!end!user!license!agreement.Existing!partitionA!partition!on!a!physical!disk!in!the!host!ma

VMware, Inc. 193Glossary Host!operating!systemAn!operating!system!that! runs!on!the!host!machine.!See!also!Guest!operating!system.!Independent!diskAn!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide194 VMware, Inc. Nonpersistent!modeA!mode!in!which!all!disk!writes!issued!by!software!running!inside!a!virtual!mach

VMware, Inc. 195Glossary Redo!log!The!file!that!stores!the!changes!made!to!a!disk!in!independent‐nonpersistent!mode.!The!redo‐log!file!is!deleted!when

VMware, Inc. 19Chapter 1 Introduction and System RequirementsNovell NetWare! NetWare!4.2!! NetWare!5.1,!SP8!only! NetWare!6,!SP!5!only! Netware!6.5,!S

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide196 VMware, Inc. drives.!See!also!Shrink.!Virtual!diskA!virtual!disk!is!a!file!or!set!of!files!that!appears!as!a!ph

VMware, Inc. 197Glossary Virtual!Network!EditorA!point‐and‐click!editor!used!to!view!and!modify!the!networking!settings!for!the!virtual!networks!creat

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide198 VMware, Inc. VMware!Server!ConsoleAn!interface!to!a!virtual!machine!that!provides!access!to!one!or!more!virtual

VMware, Inc. 265 IndexSymbols.bmp 81.dsk 26.log 25.png 81.REDO 26.vmdk 25, 122.vmsn 26.vmss 26.vmx 25AAccess to physical disks 146Adapterhost virtual

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide266 VMware, Inc. CDadding drive to virtual machine 137CD-ROM image file 13legacy emulation 87ChangeSee ConfigureChi

VMware, Inc. 267Index DHCPassigning IP addresses on a virtual network 172changing settings 167configuring on a Linux host 173configuring on a Windows

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide268 VMware, Inc. Expand virtual machine screen size 97FFault tolerance 165FilesBIOS in virtual machine 25location o

VMware, Inc. 269Index IICMP 192IDEdrives in virtual machine 13See Disksvirtual disk 35Image filefloppy 13ISO 13, 137Independent disks 121Installguest

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide270 VMware, Inc. Memoryallocating to virtual machine 32amount required on host 5available in virtual machine 13sett

VMware, Inc. 271Index packet filtering 175promiscuous mode on a Linux host 189routing between two host-only networks 185routing on a Linux host 177Sam

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide20 VMware, Inc. Self-Service SupportUse!the!VMware!Technology!Network!for!self!help!tools!and!technical!information

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide272 VMware, Inc. Windows 2000 guest 253Windows 95 and Windows 98 guests 254Permissions and running virtual machines

VMware, Inc. 273Index full screen 95quick switch 95Screen shot, capturing 81Scriptsrunning during power state changes 55VMware Tools and 58, 61SCSIadd

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide274 VMware, Inc. virtual machine window 97smb.conf 202, 204, 208SMBIOSin a virtual machine 12Snapshotcompared to di

VMware, Inc. 275Index guest 236devices in a virtual machine 232disconnecting devices 237enabling and disabling the controller 233keyboard and mouse 23

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide276 VMware, Inc. defined 263VMware Management Interfacechanging virtual machine power state 90defined 263log 23VMwa

VMware, Inc. 277Index sound driver 249Windows XP, SCSI driver for guest 238Windows, supported guest operating systems 15Wireless network 156Wizardadd

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide278 VMware, Inc.

VMware, Inc. 21Chapter 1 Introduction and System RequirementsNOTE The!support!script!runs!only!on!the!VMware!Server!host.!If!you!encounter!problems!on

VMware, Inc. iii ContentsChapter!1!Introduction!and!System!Requirements!!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!1VMware!Server!Overview! .!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide22 VMware, Inc. http://www.vmware.com/requestsupport!for!any!issues!you!encounter!on!a!client!and!include!the!VMwar

VMware, Inc. 23Chapter 1 Introduction and System RequirementsVMware Management Interface Log FileThe!VMware!Management!Interface!keeps!a!log.On!a!Wind

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide24 VMware, Inc. VMware Server and VMware Server Console Installation Log FilesVMware!Server!keeps!installation!log!

VMware, Inc. 25 CHAPTER 2 Creating a New Virtual MachineThis!chapter!describes!how!to!create!a!new!virtual!machine!and!covers!the!following!topics:!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide26 VMware, Inc. ! <vmname>.vmdk.REDO_xxxxxx!—!A!redo‐log!file!created!automatically!when!a!virtual!machine!is

VMware, Inc. 27Chapter 2 Creating a New Virtual Machine for!other!users!connected!to!the!host.!The!virtual!machine!appears!in!the!VMware!Management!In

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide28 VMware, Inc. 3 Select!the!method!to!use!for!configuring!your!virtual!machine.If!you!select!Typical,!you!can!spec

VMware, Inc. 29Chapter 2 Creating a New Virtual Machine ! Create!a!virtual!disk!as!a!single!disk!file.!If!the!virtual!disk!is!larger!than!8GB,!the!hos

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide30 VMware, Inc. If!the!operating!system!you!are!using!is!not!listed,!select!Other!as!both!the!guest!operating!syste

VMware, Inc. 31Chapter 2 Creating a New Virtual Machine 6Specify!whether!this!virtual!machine!should!be!private.By!default,!a!virtual!machine!is!priva

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guideiv VMware, Inc. What’s!in!a!Virtual!Machine?! .!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide32 VMware, Inc. specify!a!local!user!account,!a!local!system!administrator!account!or!a!fully‐qualified!domain!user

VMware, Inc. 33Chapter 2 Creating a New Virtual Machine The!New!Virtual!Machine!Wizard!provides!a!default!value!based!on!your!guest!operating!system!s

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide34 VMware, Inc. If!you!selected!Custom!as!your!configuration!path,!continue!with!the!steps!for!customizing!your!vir

VMware, Inc. 35Chapter 2 Creating a New Virtual Machine CAUTION VMware!recommends!that!only!advanced!users!use!physical!disks!with!virtual!machines.!1

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide36 VMware, Inc. 15 Specify!the!name!and!location!of!the!virtual!disk’s!files.To!specify!which!virtual!device!node!s

VMware, Inc. 37Chapter 2 Creating a New Virtual Machine Installing a Guest Operating SystemA!new!virtual!machine!is!like!a!physical!computer!with!a!bl

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide38 VMware, Inc. To install Windows Server 2003 as a guest OS1Insert!the!Windows!Server!2003!CD!in!the!CD‐ROM!drive.

VMware, Inc. 39 CHAPTER 3 Using VMware ToolsThis!chapter!describes!how!to!install!and!run!VMware!Tools!and!covers!the!following!topics:! “A b o u t !

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide40 VMware, Inc. synchronizing! the!time!in!the!guest!operating!system!with!the!time!in!the!host!operating!system.!T

VMware, Inc. 41Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools Installation!files!for!VMware!Tools!for!all!supported!Windows,!Linux,!NetWare,!and!FreeBSD!guest!operating

VMware, Inc. vContents Using!Power!Options!for!Virtual!Machines!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!88Suspending!and!Resuming!Vi

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide42 VMware, Inc. NOTE If!you!are!running!VMware!Server!on!a!Windows!host!and!your!virtual!machine!has!only!one!CD‐RO

VMware, Inc. 43Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools The!VMware!Tools!installation!wizard!starts.5Click!Next!to!continue!with!the!VMware!Tools!installation!wiz

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide44 VMware, Inc. VMware!Mouse!driver,!the!VMware!SCSI!driver,!the!VMware!vmxnet!networking!driver!(the!vlance!driver

VMware, Inc. 45Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools Click!Install!once!you!are!ready!to!begin!the!installation.!The!installer!begins!copying!files!to!your!hos

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide46 VMware, Inc. To migrate from Windows NT guest operating systems1After!installing!VMware!Tools,!click!Finish. !Th

VMware, Inc. 47Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools If!you!are!upgrading!a!virtual!machine!created!under!VMware!GSX!Server!2,!you!might!see!a!dialog!box!that!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide48 VMware, Inc. To migrate from Windows 95 guest operating systems1After!installing!VMware!Tools,!click!Finish. !Th

VMware, Inc. 49Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools To!install!VMware!Tools!silently!in!a!Windows!guest,!make!sure!the!virtual!machine’s!CD‐ROM!drive!is!conne

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide50 VMware, Inc. The!SVGA,!Mouse,!BusLogic,!vmxnet!and!MemCtl!features!are!children!of!the!Drivers!feature.!Thus,!on

VMware, Inc. 51Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools NOTE You!do!not!use!an!actual!CD‐ROM!to!install!VMware!Tools,!and!you!do!not!need!to!download!the!CD‐ROM!i

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guidevi VMware, Inc. Chapter!6!Using!Disks!in!a!Virtual!Machine!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!119Configuring

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide52 VMware, Inc. After!the!CD‐ROM!is!mounted,!use!the!following!commands!to!extract!VMware!Tools.cd /tmpgunzip -c /c

VMware, Inc. 53Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools Starting VMware Tools AutomaticallyYou!might!find!it!helpful!to!configure!your!guest!operating!system!so!V

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide54 VMware, Inc. When!you!install!VMware!Tools!in!a!NetWare!guest!operating!system,!the! CPU!idler!program!is!instal

VMware, Inc. 55Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools 4Mount!the!VMware!Tools!CD‐ROM!image.!In!the!system!console,!typecd mount vmwtools5Start!installing!VMware

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide56 VMware, Inc. the!virtual!machine,!while!the!default!script!executed!when!you!resume!a!virtual!machine!renews!the

VMware, Inc. 57Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools Configuring VMware Tools in a Windows Virtual MachineThis!section!shows!the!options!available!in!a!Windows

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide58 VMware, Inc. Connecting Devices with VMware ToolsThe!Devices!tab!allows!you!to!enable!or!disable!removable!devic

VMware, Inc. 59Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools Windows!hosts:!If!the!virtual!machine!is!configured!to!use!DHCP,!the!script!executed!when!you!suspend!a!vi

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide60 VMware, Inc. Shrinking Virtual Disks with VMware ToolsThe!Shrink!tab!gives!you!access!to!the!controls!you!need!t

VMware, Inc. 61Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools To!open!the!VMware!Tools!control!panel,!at!a!command!prompt,!type:vmware-toolbox &You!can!run!VMware!T

VMware, Inc. viiContents Controlling!Routing!for!a!Host‐Only!Network!on!a!Linux!Host!!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!177Issues!with!Host‐Only!Networking!on!a!Lin

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide62 VMware, Inc. For!each!power!state,!you!can!use!the!default!script!or!you!can!substitute!a!script!you!created.!In

VMware, Inc. 63Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools Setting Options with VMware ToolsThe!Options!tab!gives!you!the!option!to!synchronize!the!time!in!the!guest

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide64 VMware, Inc. NOTE The!shrink!process!affects!all!disks—not!only!the!disks!that!you!prepare!to!shrink.For!more!in

VMware, Inc. 65Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools Connecting Devices with VMware ToolsThe!Devices!tab!allows!you!to!enable!or!disable!removable!devices.!Rem

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide66 VMware, Inc. Setting Options with VMware ToolsThe!Other!tab!gives!you!the!option!to!synchronize!the!time!in!the!

VMware, Inc. 67Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools Summary of VMware Tools Commands for a NetWare Guest Each!command!in!the!following!table!must!be!entered!i

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide68 VMware, Inc. About the VMware Tools ServiceWhen!you!install!VMware!Tools!in!a!virtual!machine,!the!VMware!Tools!

VMware, Inc. 69Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools In!a!Windows!guest,!the!VMware!Tools!service!program!file!is!called!VMwareService.exe.!Help!is!available!b

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide70 VMware, Inc. Disabling Time SynchronizationTo!disable!time!synchronization!in!the!guest,!open!the!virtual!machin

VMware, Inc. 71Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools There!are!two!ways!of!passing!strings!to!a!virtual!machineʹs!guest!operating!system:1You!can!place!a!strin

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guideviii VMware, Inc. Notes!on!USB!Support!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!.!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide72 VMware, Inc. machine!name!and!IP!address.!In!this!example,!W2K‐VM!is!the!machine!name!and!148.30.16.24!is!the!IP

VMware, Inc. 73Chapter 3 Using VMware Tools From!your!host!operating!system,!you!can!prevent!a!string!from!being!passed!to!the!guest!operating!system!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide74 VMware, Inc.

VMware, Inc. 75 CHAPTER 4 Running Virtual MachinesAfter!you!have!installed!VMware!Server,!a!guest!operating!system,!and!VMware!Tools,!you!are!ready!t

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide76 VMware, Inc. ! “Checking!the!Status!of!VMware!Tools”!on!page 80! “Creating!a!Screen!Shot!of!a!Virtual!Machine”!o

VMware, Inc. 77Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines Menu LayoutsThe!following!table!lists!the!locations!for!the!most!commonly!used!menu!items.:Using the

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide78 VMware, Inc. Selecting!virtual!machines!in!the!Inventory!list!opens!them!in!new!tabs.!If!the!virtual!machine!is!

VMware, Inc. 79Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines click!the!tab!of!the!virtual!machine!you!want!to!see.!It’s!like!a!soft!KVM!switch.!You!can!use!this!

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide80 VMware, Inc. The!inventory!gives!you!a!convenient!way!to!open!virtual!machines.!To!add!a!virtual!machine!to!the!

VMware, Inc. 81Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines Figure 4-5. When VMware Tools is running in a Windows virtual machine, the VMware Tools icon appear

VMware, Inc. 1 CHAPTER 1 Introduction and System RequirementsThis!chapter!introduces!you!to!VMware!Server!and!covers!the!following!topics:! “VMware!S

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide82 VMware, Inc. Connecting to Virtual Machines and VMware Server HostsThis!section!covers!the!following!topics:! “C

VMware, Inc. 83Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines NOTE If!this!is!the!first!time!you!have!launched!VMware!Server!and!you!did!not!enter!the!serial!numb

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide84 VMware, Inc. 4If!VMware!Tools!is!not!running!in!the!virtual!machine,!click!anywhere!inside!the!virtual!machine!w

VMware, Inc. 85Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines 4 Select!the!name!of!the!virtual!machine!you!want!to!use!in!the!Inventory!list!at!the!left!of!the!VM

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide86 VMware, Inc. Connecting to VMware GSX Server and Older Virtual MachinesWhen!you!connect!a!VMware!Server!Console!

VMware, Inc. 87Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines Creating and Deleting Virtual MachinesYou!can!create!new!virtual!machines!on!the!VMware!GSX!Server!3

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide88 VMware, Inc. Product MessagesMessages!that!the!VMware!Server!Console!displays!are!based!on!the!version!of!the!se

VMware, Inc. 89Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines For!the!purpose!of!running!scripts!in!the!guest!operating!system,!the!commands!on!the!Power!menu!tak

VMware Server Virtual Machine Guide90 VMware, Inc. Options for Resuming a Virtual MachineChoose!from!the!following!options!when!resuming!a!virtual!mac

VMware, Inc. 91Chapter 4 Running Virtual Machines Changing!the!power!state!executes! any!script!associated!with!the!power!state!change.!For!more!infor