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Modify Virtual Machine OVF Environment Properties
If a virtual machine includes user-configurable OVF environment properties, you can review and modify those
properties.
If the vApp containing the virtual machine includes a value for a user-configurable property of the same name,
the virtual machine value takes precedence.
Prerequisites
The virtual machine is powered off and its OVF environment includes user-configurable properties.
Procedure
1 Click My Cloud.
2 In the left pane, click VMs.
3 Select a virtual machine, right-click, and select Properties.
4 On the Custom Properties tab, modify the properties and click OK.
Configuring Virtual Machine Resource Allocation Settings
Reservation pool virtual datacenters support the ability to control resource allocation at the virtual machine
level. Users with the necessary rights can customize the amount of resources that are allocated to their virtual
machines.
Use the resource allocation settings (shares, reservation, and limit) to determine the amount of CPU, memory,
and storage resources provided for a virtual machine. Users have several options for allocating resources.
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Ensure that a certain amount of memory for a virtual machine is provided by the virtual datacenter.
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Guarantee that a particular virtual machine is always allocated a higher percentage of the virtual
datacenter resources than other virtual machines.
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Set an upper bound on the resources that can be allocated to a virtual machine.
Resource Allocation Shares
Shares specify the relative importance of a virtual machine within a vDC. If a virtual machine has twice as
many shares of a resource as another virtual machine, it is entitled to consume twice as much of that resource
when these two virtual machines are competing for resources.
Shares are typically specified as High, Normal, or Low and these values specify share values with a 4:2:1 ratio,
respectively. You can also select Custom to assign a specific number of shares (which expresses a proportional
weight) to each virtual machine.
When you assign shares to a virtual machine, you always specify the priority for that virtual machine relative
to other powered-on virtual machines.
The following table shows the default CPU and memory share values for a virtual machine.
Table 9-2. Share Values
Setting CPU share values Memory share values
High 2000 shares per virtual CPU 20 shares per megabyte of configured virtual machine
memory.
Normal 1000 shares per virtual CPU 10 shares per megabyte of configured virtual machine
memory.
Low 500 shares per virtual CPU 5 shares per megabyte of configured virtual machine
memory.
Chapter 9 Working with Virtual Machines
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- Index 123 5
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- Intended Audience 7
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- Organizations 9
- Users and Groups 9
- Log In to the Web Console 10
- Using vCloud Director 10
- Set Mozilla Firefox Options 11
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- Set User Preferences 13
- Change Your Password 14
- Managing Users and Groups 2 15
- Add a Local User 16
- Import an LDAP User 16
- Edit a User 17
- Delete a User 17
- Send User Notifications 17
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- Working with Groups 19
- Modify the Role of a Group 20
- Managing Cloud Resources 3 21
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- Option Description 24
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- Networks 30
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- Managing Expired Items 34
- Working in an Organization 4 35
- Set Up an Organization 36
- Import Users and Groups 37
- Configure Email Preferences 37
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- Modify Your Email Settings 39
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- View Organization Events 42
- View Organization Tasks 43
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- Working with Catalogs 5 45
- Access a Catalog 46
- Publish a Catalog 46
- Share A Catalog 47
- Change the Owner of a Catalog 47
- Delete a Catalog 48
- Working in Published Catalogs 49
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- Working with Media Files 6 51
- Copy Media Files to a Catalog 52
- Delete Media Files 53
- Modify Media File Properties 53
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- Working with vApp Templates 7 55
- Download a vApp Template 56
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- Delete a vApp Template 59
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- Working with vApps 8 61
- Create a New vApp 62
- Complete the vApp Profile 63
- Configure Networks 64
- Chapter 8 Working with vApps 65
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- Start a vApp 66
- Copy a vApp 66
- Stop a vApp 67
- Suspend a vApp 67
- View vApp Virtual Machines 68
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- View vApp Networks 71
- Adding Networks to a vApp 71
- Add a vApp Network to a vApp 72
- Routed X X X X 73
- Isolated X 73
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- Reset Your vApp Network 80
- Delete a vApp Network 80
- Modify Network Properties 80
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- Editing vApp Properties 82
- Reset vApp Leases 83
- Share a vApp 83
- Display a vApp Diagram 84
- Change the Owner of a vApp 84
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- Create a Snapshot of a vApp 86
- Revert a vApp to a Snapshot 86
- Remove a Snapshot of a vApp 86
- Copy a vApp to Another vDC 86
- Move a vApp to Another vDC 87
- Delete a vApp 87
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- Power On a Virtual Machine 90
- Power Off a Virtual Machine 90
- Suspend a Virtual Machine 91
- Insert a CD/DVD 92
- Eject a CD/DVD 92
- Insert a Floppy 92
- Eject a Floppy 93
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- Delete a Virtual Machine 95
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- Resource Allocation Shares 97
- Resource Allocation Limit 98
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- Installing VMware Tools 101
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- Disable Guest Customization 103
- Start the vApp 103
- Install VMware Tools 103
- Stop the vApp 104
- Enable Guest Customization 104
- Add vApp to Catalog 106
- Upgrade VMware Tools 108
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- Guest Operating Systems 112
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- Upload a Customization Script 116
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