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VMware GSX Server Virtual Machine Guide
Adding a Serial Port from the Management Interface
1. On the Hardware page, click Add Device. The Add Device Wizard starts.
2. Click Serial Port. The Serial Port page appears.
3. To connect this virtual machine to the host’s serial port when the virtual
machine is powered on, check Connect at Power On.
4. Connect to the host’s physical serial port. In the Device list, select System Serial
Port.
5. Enter the location of the device in the Location field. For example, the host’s
serial port could be COM1 or /dev/ttyS0.
Note: If you are connecting with a Windows console to add a physical serial
port to a virtual machine on a remote Linux host, be sure to specify a Linux
device name here, such as /dev/ttyS0. If you are connecting with a Linux
console to add a physical serial port to a virtual machine on a remote Windows
host, be sure to specify a Windows device name here, such as COM1.
6. Check Yield CPU on Poll if you want to configure this serial port to use polled
mode. This option is of interest primarily to developers who are using
debugging tools that communicate over a serial connection. For more
information, see Special Configuration Options for Advanced Users on page 306.
7. Click OK to add the serial port.
Using a File on the Host Computer
You can set up the virtual serial port in a virtual machine to send its output to a file on
the host computer. This is useful, for example, if you want to capture the data that a
program running in the virtual machine sends to the virtual serial port, or if you need
a quick way to transfer a file from the guest to the host.
- Virtual Machine Guide 1
- VMware, Inc 2
- 3145 Porter Drive 2
- Palo Alto, CA 94304 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction and System 11
- Requirements 11
- Welcome to VMware GSX Server 14
- What’s New in Version 3 16
- Features in Version 3.1 17
- Features in Version 3 19
- Technical Support Resources 29
- Log Files 31
- CHAPTER 2 35
- What’s in a Virtual Machine? 36
- Machine Wizard 38
- Interface 50
- Using VMware Tools 59
- About VMware Tools 60
- CHAPTER 3 Using VMware Tools 61
- Installing VMware Tools 62
- Machine’s Power State Changes 76
- Issues to Consider 77
- Configuring VMware Tools 78
- Operating System 91
- Guest Operating System 92
- Running Virtual Machines 95
- Machine Console Window 97
- Using the Home Tab 98
- Using Tabs 102
- Configuring a Virtual Machine 103
- Displaying Hints 104
- Server Hosts 106
- Management Interface 111
- Older Virtual Machines 113
- Using Full Screen Mode 125
- Using Quick Switch Mode 125
- DVD-ROM or CD-ROM Discs 130
- Operating Systems 134
- Command Reference 145
- Using Keyboard Shortcuts 147
- Preserving the State of a 149
- Virtual Machine 149
- Suspending and Resuming 150
- Virtual Machines 150
- Taking Snapshots 153
- Ways of Using Snapshots 155
- Settings for Snapshots 157
- Removing the Snapshot 157
- CHAPTER 6 161
- Lock Files 165
- Installation 210
- Disk size Heads Sectors 218
- <= 1GB 64 32 218
- > 2GB 255 63 218
- Configuring a Windows Host 221
- Configuring a Linux Host 223
- Improving Performance 225
- Networking 227
- CHAPTER 7 Networking 229
- Bridged Networking 231
- Virtual machine 232
- DHCP server 232
- Host-Only Networking 234
- Adapters 247
- Advanced Networking Topics 250
- Interface Cards on Your Host 259
- Understanding NAT 269
- DHCP on the NAT Network 270
- DNS on the NAT Network 270
- Advanced NAT Configuration 272
- Considerations for Using NAT 276
- Using NAT with NetLogon 277
- Using Samba for File Sharing 280
- Configuring Devices 289
- Using Parallel Ports 290
- CHAPTER 8 Configuring Devices 291
- Using Serial Ports 296
- Connect 309
- Quick Answers 310
- The Longer Story 310
- V-Scan Code Table 314
- Notes on USB Support 319
- Adding a USB Controller 320
- Connecting USB Devices 321
- Using USB with a Windows Host 321
- Using USB with a Linux Host 322
- Human Interface Devices 324
- Video and Sound 333
- Setting Screen Color Depth 334
- CHAPTER 9 Video and Sound 335
- Using Full Screen Mode on a 336
- Linux Host 336
- Configuring Sound 337
- Performance Tuning for 339
- Performance Tips 344
- Glossary 347
- CHAPTER 11 Glossary 349
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