Chapter 2. Using the Oracle VM Utilities
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Chapter 2. Using the Oracle VM Utilities

Table of Contents

2.1. Using Oracle VM Manager Control

2.1.1. Command Line Options and Parameters of ovm_managercontrol
2.1.2. Examples of ovm_managercontrol Usage

2.2. Using Oracle VM Server Control

2.2.1. Command Line Options and Parameters of ovm_servercontrol
2.2.2. Examples of ovm_servercontrol Usage

2.3. Using Oracle VM Virtual Machine Control

2.3.1. Command Line Options and Parameters of ovm_vmcontrol
2.3.2. Examples of ovm_vmcontrol Usage

2.4. Using Oracle VM Retrieve Disk

2.4.1. Command Line Options and Parameters of ovm_vmdisk
2.4.2. Examples of ovm_vmdisk Usage

2.5. Using Oracle VM Virtual Machine Messaging

2.5.1. Command Line Options and Parameters of ovm_vmmessage
2.5.2. Examples of ovm_vmmessage Usage

2.6. Using Oracle VM Pool Control

2.6.1. Command Line Options and Parameters of ovm_poolcontrol
2.6.2. Examples of ovm_poolcontrol Usage

2.7. Using Oracle VM Repository Control

2.7.1. Command Line Options and Parameters of ovm_repocontrol
2.7.2. Examples of ovm_repocontrol Usage

This chapter gives you more detail on using the Oracle VM Utilities, including command line examples.

The Oracle VM Utilities make a connection to the Oracle VM Manager host server, using the server host name and an administrative user name and password. Oracle VM Manager listens on port 54321(TCP, local access only) or 54322 (Secure TCP). All utilities share a common set of parameters to connect to the Oracle VM Manager instance. The following parameters are required and used by each :

-u <user name of an Oracle VM Manager admin user>
-p <password corresponding with the admin user name>
-h <host name of the server running Oracle VM Manager>

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