How to run a VM - Revision history

Pwadmin at 14:18, 10 March 2014

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-#Log in to Cloudpath.
+#Log in to CloudPath.
 #Click on the '''My Cloud''' tab.
 #In the left pane, locate the '''My Cloud '''section.
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-#Log in to Cloudpath.
+#Log in to CloudPath.
 #Click on the '''My Cloud''' tab.
 #In the left pane, locate the '''My Cloud '''section.
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-#Log in to Cloudpath.
+#Log in to CloudPath.
 #Click on the '''My Cloud''' tab.
 #In the left pane, locate the '''My Cloud '''section.
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-#Log in to Cloudpath.
+#Log in to CloudPath.
 #Click on the '''My Cloud''' tab.
 #In the left pane, locate the '''My Cloud '''section.
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-#Log in to Cloudpath.
+#Log in to CloudPath.
 #Click on the '''My Cloud''' tab.
 #In the left pane, locate the '''My Cloud '''section.

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−	Before a '''VM (virtual machine)''' can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on). After your VM has been powered on, you are also able to suspend the VM, shut down the guest OS, power off, and reset the VM.	+	Before a '''VM (virtual machine)''' can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on). After your VM has been powered on you are also able to suspend the VM, shut down the guest OS, power off, and reset the VM.

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:04, 20 February 2014
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−	Before a VM (virtual machine) can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on). After your VM has been powered on, you are also able to suspend the VM, shut down the guest OS, power off, and reset the VM.	+	Before a '''VM (virtual machine)''' can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on). After your VM has been powered on, you are also able to suspend the VM, shut down the guest OS, power off, and reset the VM.

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 #In the left pane, locate the '''My Cloud '''section.
 #Click '''VMs'''.
-#Select a VM, and then right-click your selection.
+#Select a virtual machine, and then right-click your selection.
 #Click '''Power On'''.
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 #In the left pane, locate the '''My Cloud '''section.
 #Click '''VMs'''.
-#Select a VM, and then right-click your selection.
+#Select a virtual machine, and then right-click your selection.
 #Click '''Suspend'''.
 #In the '''Suspend Virtual Machine '''pop-up window, click '''Yes'''.
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 #In the left pane, locate the '''My Cloud '''section.
 #Click '''VMs'''.
-#Select a VM, and then right-click your selection.
+#Select a virtual machine, and then right-click your selection.
 #Click '''Shut Down''' '''Guest OS'''.
 #In the '''Confirm Power Off '''pop-up window, click '''Yes'''.
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 #In the left pane, locate the '''My Cloud '''section.
 #Click '''VMs'''.
-#Select a VM, and then right-click your selection.
+#Select a virtual machine, and then right-click your selection.
 #Click '''Power Off'''.
 #In the '''Confirm Power Off''' pop-up window, click '''Yes'''.
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 #In the left pane, locate the '''My Cloud '''section.
 #Click '''VMs'''.
-#Select a VM, and then right-click your selection.
+#Select a virtual machine, and then right-click your selection.
 #Click '''Reset'''.
 #In the '''Reset Virtual Machine '''pop-up window, click '''Yes'''.

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:34, 19 February 2014
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−	Before a VM (virtual machine) can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on). After your VM has been powered on, you are also able to suspend, shut down the guest OS, power off, and reset the VM.	+	Before a VM (virtual machine) can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on). After your VM has been powered on, you are also able to suspend the VM, shut down the guest OS, power off, and reset the VM.


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−	[[File:VM reset1.PNG\|none]]	+	[[File:VM reset1.PNG\|none\|VM reset1.PNG]]

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−	[[File:VM power off1.PNG\|none]]	+	[[File:VM power off1.PNG\|none\|VM power off1.PNG]]


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−	[[File:~~VApp~~ reset1.PNG\|none~~\|VApp reset1.PNG~~]]	+	[[File:VM reset1.PNG\|none]]

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−	[[File:VM shutdown guest OS.PNG\|none]]	+	[[File:VM shutdown guest OS.PNG\|none\|VM shutdown guest OS.PNG]]


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−	[[File:~~VApp~~ power off1.PNG\|none~~\|VApp power off1.PNG~~]]	+	[[File:VM power off1.PNG\|none]]

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−	[[File:VM suspend1.PNG\|none]]	+	[[File:VM suspend1.PNG\|none\|VM suspend1.PNG]]


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−	[[File:~~VApp stop1~~.PNG\|none~~\|VApp stop1.PNG~~]]	+	[[File:VM shutdown guest OS.PNG\|none]]

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−	[[File:VM power on1.PNG\|none]]	+	[[File:VM power on1.PNG\|none\|VM power on1.PNG]]


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−	[[File:~~VApp~~ suspend1.PNG\|none~~\|VApp suspend1.PNG~~]]	+	[[File:VM suspend1.PNG\|none]]