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2. Note the UUID of the snapshot, and then run the snapshot-uninstall command to remove it:

xe snapshot-uninstall snapshot-uuid=

<snapshot-uuid>

              

3. This command alerts you to the VM and VDIs that will be deleted. Type yes to confirm.

For example:

          xe snapshot-uninstall snapshot-uuid=1760561d-a5d1-5d5e-2be5-d0dd99a3b1ef

          The following items are about to be destroyed

          VM : 1760561d-a5d1-5d5e-2be5-d0dd99a3b1ef (Snapshot with memory)

          VDI: 11a4aa81-3c6b-4f7d-805a-b6ea02947582 (0)

          VDI: 43c33fe7-a768-4612-bf8c-c385e2c657ed (1)

          VDI: 4c33c84a-a874-42db-85b5-5e29174fa9b2 (Suspend image)

          Type 'yes' to continue

          yes

          All objects destroyed

        

If you only want to remove the metadata of a checkpoint or snapshot, run the following command:

xe snapshot-destroy snapshot-uuid=

<snapshot-uuid>

        

For example:

xe snapshot-destroy snapshot-uuid=d7eefb03-39bc-80f8-8d73-2ca1bab7dcff

You can create a VM template from a snapshot, however its memory state will be removed.

To do this:

1. Use the commandsnapshot-copy  and specify a new-name-label for the template:

xe snapshot-copy new-name-label=

<vm-template-name>

 \

  snapshot-uuid=

<uuid of the snapshot>

For example:

xe snapshot-copy new-name-label=example_template_1

  snapshot-uuid=b3c0f369-59a1-dd16-ecd4-a1211df29886

This  creates  a  template  object  in  the  SAME  pool.  This  template  exists  in  the  XenServer
database for the current pool only.

2. To verify that the template has been created, run the command template-list:

xe template-list

This will list all of the templates on the XenServer host.

When you export a VM snapshot, a complete copy of the VM (including disk images) is stored as a single file on
your local machine, with a .xva file extension.

To do this: