ackAllEvents

An Expect script that acknowledges all events that a user can acknowledge. This script does not acknowledge system events.

To use this script, edit it and change the following lines to include the login credentials for Oracle VM Manager:

set username username
set password password

To run the script, enter:

# ./ackAllEvents

inventory

An Expect script that displays an inventory of all objects managed by Oracle VM Manager.

To use this script, edit it and change the following lines to include the login credentials for Oracle VM Manager:

set username username
set password password

To run the script, enter:

# ./inventory

create-fc-based-VM.cli

An Expect script that sets up a complete Oracle VM environment, including storage, server pool, networking, virtual machine resources and a virtual machine, using fibre channel-based storage.

To use this script, edit the fc-based-VM.properties file in the same directory and change the parameters to suit your environment. To run the script, enter:

# ./runOVMCLITest  -test=create-fc-based-VM.cli \
    -arguments=fc-based-VM.properties

delete-fc-based-VM.cli

An Expect script that deletes the set up created using the create-fc-based-VM.cli script.

To use this script, edit the fc-based-VM.properties file in the same directory and change the parameters to suit your environment. To run the script, enter:

# ./runOVMCLITest  -test=delete-fc-based-VM.cli \
    -arguments=fc-based-VM.properties

create-iscsi-based-VM.cli

An Expect script that sets up a complete Oracle VM environment, including storage, server pool, networking, virtual machine resources and a virtual machine, using ISCSI-based storage.

This script uses a fibre channel LUN for the server pool's clustered file system. The Oracle VM Server must have access to an unmanaged fibre channel storage array. This script creates a storage array using the Oracle NetApp Filer plug-in.

To use this script, edit the iscsi-based-VM.properties file in the same directory and change the parameters to suit your environment. To run the script, enter:

# ./runOVMCLITest  -test=create-iscsi-based-VM.cli \
    -arguments=iscsi-based-VM.properties

delete-iscsi-based-VM.cli

An Expect script that deletes the set up created using the create-iscsi-based-VM.cli script.

To use this script, edit the iscsi-based-VM.properties file in the same directory and change the parameters to suit your environment. To run the script, enter:

# ./runOVMCLITest  -test=delete-iscsi-based-VM.cli \
    -arguments=iscsi-based-VM.properties

create-nfs-based-VM.cli

An Expect script that sets up a complete Oracle VM environment, including storage, server pool, networking, virtual machine resources and a virtual machine, using NFS-based storage.

To use this script, edit the nfs-based-VM.properties file in the same directory and change the parameters to suit your environment. To run the script, enter:

# ./runOVMCLITest  -test=create-nfs-based-VM.cli \
    -arguments=nfs-based-VM.properties

delete-nfs-based-VM.cli

An Expect script that deletes the set up created using the create-nfs-based-VM.cli script.

To use this script, edit the nfs-based-VM.properties file in the same directory and change the parameters to suit your environment. To run the script, enter:

# ./runOVMCLITest  -test=delete-nfs-based-VM.cli \
    -arguments=nfs-based-VM.properties

runAllCreateDeleteTests.sh

An Expect script that runs all the create/delete scripts provided in the directory.

To use this script, edit the *-based-VM.properties files in the same directory and change the parameters to suit your environment. To run the script, enter:

# ./runAllCreateDeleteTests.sh

runOVMCLITest

A shell script to run the *-based-VM.cli Expect scripts which create/delete the Oracle VM environment. To run the script, enter:

# ./runOVMCLITest  -test=cli_script -arguments=properties_file

commonExpectDef.cli

An Expect script that contains the common functions used by other scripts in this directory. Do not run this script directly.

runCLI.py

A Python script used by runOVMCLITest that reads the arguments defined in the property files and generates Expect scripts. Do not run this script directly.