Chapter 6 Managing Server Pools and Oracle VM Servers
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Chapter 6 Managing Server Pools and Oracle VM Servers

Table of Contents

6.1 Server Pool Overview

6.10.1 Discovering Oracle VM Servers
6.10.2 Rediscovering Oracle VM Servers
6.10.3 Taking Ownership of an Oracle VM Server
6.10.4 Viewing Oracle VM Server Information and Events
6.10.5 Editing Oracle VM Server Information
6.10.6 Starting Oracle VM Servers
6.10.7 Stopping Oracle VM Servers
6.10.8 Killing Oracle VM Servers
6.10.9 Restarting Oracle VM Servers
6.10.10 Placing an Oracle VM Server into Maintenance Mode
6.10.11 Updating and Upgrading Oracle VM Servers
6.10.12 Managing Ethernet Ports and Network Bonding on an Oracle VM Server
6.10.13 Managing Access Groups and Storage Initiators on an Oracle VM Server
6.10.14 Managing Physical Disks on an Oracle VM Server
6.10.15 Viewing Oracle VM Server Operating System Information and Control Domains
6.10.16 Deleting Oracle VM Servers from Oracle VM Manager
6.10.17 Managing NTP on Oracle VM Servers

A server pool is a domain of physical and virtual resources to host virtual machines, perform virtual machine migration, HA, and so on.

This chapter describes how to create and manage server pools and Oracle VM Servers.

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