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The models currently supported by CHARON-SSP/4M for GNU/ Linux are:
The models currently supported by CHARON-SSP/4U for GNU/ Linux are:
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| title | Add/Edit Virtual Disk Device Configuration Fields |
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| SCSI device type | Drop-down list of configurable device types. The table below describes the available device types: | | | SCSI device type | Description | | | Virtual Disk | Virtual disk device backed by a container file. | | | Virtual CDROM | Virtual CDROM device, backed by a container file. | | | Virtual Tape | Virtual tape device backed by a container file. | | | Physical Disk | Virtual disk device connected to a host-attached physical disk device. | | | Physical CDROM | Virtual CDROM device connected to a host-attached physical optical drive. | | | Physical Tape | Virtual tape device connected to a host-attached physical tape drive. | | SCSI bus | Specify either the Primary SCSI Bus and the External SCSI Bus on CHARON-SSP/4M virtual machines only. | | SCSI ID | SCSI device identification number. - For CHARON-SSP/4U-based virtual machines, acceptable values are a 3-bit narrow SCSI device ID between 0 and 7.
- For CHARON-SSP/4M-based virtual machines, acceptable values are a 4-bit wide SCSI device ID between 0 and 15.
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In all cases the SCSI device ID 7 is reserved for the SCSI bus controller and cannot be used for a user configurable SCSI device. |
| | SCSI device path | Click the path to specify the location of the virtual SCSI device. The table below lists example device paths depending on the setting of the SCSI device type option. | | | SCSI Device Type | Example SCSI Device Path | | | Virtual Disk | /usr/local/vm/lela/scsi0.vdisk | | | Virtual CDROM | /usr/local/share/iso/sunos_4.1.4.iso | | | Virtual Tape | /usr/local/vm/lela/scsi1.vtape | | | Physical Disk | /dev/sda | | | Physical CDROM | /dev/sg1 | | | Physical Tape | /dev/st0 |
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| title | Steps to Remove a Virtual Machine |
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| 1. | Click the name of the virtual machine that is to be removed in the left hand pane of the management console. | | 2. | Click the button labelled Edit Virtual Machine. | 3. | You will be presented with the Virtual Machine Settings window. From here, click on the SCSI Device configuration - Right-click the name of the virtual machine in the left
| - | . If any | SCSI devices are container files, take note of their locations. In the example below, the devices DKA0, DKA100 and MKA600 are all container files. Image Removed
| 4. | Click the button labelled Cancel to leave the Virtual Machine Settings window. | | 5. | - Right-click the name of the virtual machine in the left hand pane of the management console.
- Select Delete management console.
- Select Delete VM from Disk.
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The management console does not confirm this action and the configuration and log , log files and all associated container files are immediately deleted. |
| | 63. | Any container files (virtual disk or tape) that were part of the configuration are still present no longer on the system. These should have been noted in step 3. To remove them, either connect to the remote system using SSH or if connected to the console of a CHARON-SSP Virtual Environment system, press Ctrl+WinKey+F12 to open the shell. Navigate to the appropriate path and remove the container files. |
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The virtual machine console can be connected to either a physical serial line attached to the host or a network TCP/IP port. The following sections describe how to attach to these different forms of console.
Physical Access
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