How to run a vApp - Revision history

Pwadmin at 14:17, 10 March 2014

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Protected "How to run a vApp" ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) [cascading]

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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 '''vApp''' can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on) by an administrator.  After your vApp has been powered on, you are also able to start, suspend, stop, reset, and power off the vApp.	+	Before a '''vApp''' can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on) by an administrator.  After your vApp has been powered on you are also able to start, suspend, stop, reset, and power off the vApp.

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−	Before a vApp can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on) by an administrator.  After your vApp has been powered on, you are also able to start, suspend, stop, reset, and power off the vApp.	+	Before a '''vApp''' can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on) by an administrator.  After your vApp has been powered on, you are also able to start, suspend, stop, reset, and power off the vApp.

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−	Before a vApp can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on). After ~~you have powered on~~ your vApp, you are also able to start, suspend, stop, reset, and power off the vApp.	+	Before a vApp can be used, it first needs to be powered on (turned on) by an administrator.  After your vApp has been powered on, you are also able to start, suspend, stop, reset, and power off the vApp.

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 #Click '''Reset'''.
 #In the '''Reset vApp '''pop-up window, click '''Yes'''.
 [[File:VApp reset1.PNG|none|VApp reset1.PNG]]

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-[[File:VApp power off1.PNG|none]]
+[[File:VApp power off1.PNG|none|VApp power off1.PNG]]
 To reset a vApp:
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 #Select a vApp, and then right-click your selection.
 #Click '''Reset'''.
-#In the '''Reset vApp ''''''Yes'''.
+pop-up window, click '''Yes'''

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−	[[File:VApp stop1.PNG\|none]]	+	[[File:VApp stop1.PNG\|none\|VApp stop1.PNG]]
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		+	[[File:VApp power off1.PNG\|none]]

	To reset a vApp:		To reset a vApp:

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-[[File:VApp suspend1.PNG|none]]
+[[File:VApp suspend1.PNG|none|VApp suspend1.PNG]]
 To stop a vApp:
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 #Click '''Stop'''.
 #In the '''Stop vApp '''pop-up window, click '''Yes'''.