Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.1
Create and Manage Virtual Resources using the Power User Portal
Edition 1
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Abstract
Use this book to create, access and manage virtual machines, templates and snapshots through the Power User Portal. This self service portal enables power users of the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization system to monitor and access virtual machines.
- Preface
- 1. Getting Started
- 2. Running Virtual Machines
- 3. Creating Virtual Machines
- 4. Creating Virtual Machines - Advanced
- 4.1. Creating a New Virtual Machine from a Blank Template
- 4.2. Explanation of Settings and Controls in the New Virtual Machine and Edit Virtual Machine Windows
- 4.2.1. Virtual Machine General Settings Explained
- 4.2.2. Virtual Machine Initial Run Settings Explained
- 4.2.3. Virtual Machine Console Settings Explained
- 4.2.4. Virtual Machine Resource Allocation Settings Explained
- 4.2.5. Virtual Machine Boot Options Settings Explained
- 4.2.6. Virtual Machine Custom Properties Settings Explained
- 4.3. Adding and Editing Virtual Machine Network Interfaces
- 4.4. Adding and Editing Virtual Machine Disks
- 4.5. Explanation of Settings in the New Virtual Machine Disk and Edit Virtual Machine Disk Windows
- 4.6. Installing Operating Systems onto Blank Virtual Machines
- 4.7. Assigning Virtual Machines to Users
- 5. Managing Virtual Machines
- 6. Using Templates
- 7. Monitoring Virtual Resources
- 8. Using Virtual Machines - Advanced
- A. Revision History