Citrix Systems 6 Manual De Usuario
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update-upload
update-upload
file-name=
<name_of_upload_file>
Streams a new software image to a OEM edition XenServer host. You must then restart the host for this to take
effect.
effect.
User Commands
user-password-change
user-password-change
old=
<old_password>
new=
<new_password>
Changes the password of the logged-in user. The old password field is not checked because you require supervisor
privilege to make this call.
privilege to make this call.
VBD Commands
Commands for working with VBDs (Virtual Block Devices).
A VBD is a software object that connects a VM to the VDI, which represents the contents of the virtual disk. The
VBD has the attributes which tie the VDI to the VM (is it bootable, its read/write metrics, and so on), while the VDI
has the information on the physical attributes of the virtual disk (which type of SR, whether the disk is shareable,
whether the media is read/write or read only, and so on).
VBD has the attributes which tie the VDI to the VM (is it bootable, its read/write metrics, and so on), while the VDI
has the information on the physical attributes of the virtual disk (which type of SR, whether the disk is shareable,
whether the media is read/write or read only, and so on).
The VBD objects can be listed with the standard object listing command (xe vbd-list), and the parameters
manipulated with the standard parameter commands. See
manipulated with the standard parameter commands. See
for details.
VBD Parameters
VBDs have the following parameters:
Parameter Name
Description
Type
uuid
the unique identifier/object
reference for the VBD
reference for the VBD
read only
vm-uuid
the unique identifier/object
reference for the VM this VBD is
attached to
reference for the VM this VBD is
attached to
read only
vm-name-label
the name of the VM this VBD is
attached to
attached to
read only
vdi-uuid
the unique identifier/object
reference for the VDI this VBD is
mapped to
reference for the VDI this VBD is
mapped to
read only
vdi-name-label
the name of the VDI this VBD is
mapped to
mapped to
read only
empty
if true, this represents an empty
drive
drive
read only
device
the device seen by the guest, for
example
example
hda1
read only
userdevice
user-friendly device name
read/write
bootable
true if this VBD is bootable
read/write