Create a Virtual Machine Clause Samples

Create a Virtual Machine. To create a Virtual Machine (VM), right click over the server where the VM will be created and select the option “Create virtual machine” (Fig. 2‐31). The “Add new VM” wizard will appear on the screen (Fig. 2‐32). Most of the fields are self explanatory. The first field that needs to be commented is the “VNC Port”; VMware offers the possibility to connect to the VMs by VNC with the management IP of the server and a specific VNC port which identifies the VM. By defining this port, the specific port needed to connect to this VM is defined. There are two ways to set up a new VM image: The first is the “Path to CD‐ROM iso image”. In the FEDERICA project, the end user will be able to create an iso image with all the software needed to install on the VM (including the OS) and link this iso image as the main CD‐ROM of the VM, permitting the installation of all the included software. The field “Path to CD‐ROM iso image” defines the path where this iso image is placed. This path defines a VMware datastore (normally representing a local hard disk but could also be a Network File System). Another way to load an image for the VM is with the option “Load a VMDK file”. A .vmdk file contains the configuration of an existing VM. The advantage of this option is that configured VMs of other environments can be imported into FEDERICA.
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