Citrix Systems 6 Manual Do Utilizador
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vdi-uuid=
<uuid_of_the_vdi_the_vbd_will_connect_to>
[bootable=true] [type=
<Disk | CD>
] [mode=
<RW | RO>
]
Create a new VBD on a VM.
Appropriate values for the
device
field are listed in the parameter
allowed-VBD-devices
on the specified
VM. Before any VBDs exist there, the allowable values are integers from 0-15.
If the
type
is
Disk
,
vdi-uuid
is required. Mode can be
RO
or
RW
for a Disk.
If the
type
is
CD
,
vdi-uuid
is optional; if no VDI is specified, an empty VBD will be created for the CD. Mode
must be
RO
for a CD.
vbd-destroy
vbd-destroy
uuid=
<uuid_of_vbd>
Destroy the specified VBD.
If the VBD has its
other-config:owner
parameter set to
true
, the associated VDI will also be destroyed.
vbd-eject
vbd-eject
uuid=
<uuid_of_vbd>
Remove the media from the drive represented by a VBD. This command only works if the media is of a removable
type (a physical CD or an ISO); otherwise an error message
type (a physical CD or an ISO); otherwise an error message
VBD_NOT_REMOVABLE_MEDIA
is returned.
vbd-insert
vbd-insert
uuid=
<uuid_of_vbd>
vdi-uuid=
<uuid_of_vdi_containing_media>
Insert new media into the drive represented by a VBD. This command only works if the media is of a removable
type (a physical CD or an ISO); otherwise an error message
type (a physical CD or an ISO); otherwise an error message
VBD_NOT_REMOVABLE_MEDIA
is returned.
vbd-plug
vbd-plug
uuid=
<uuid_of_vbd>
Attempt to attach the VBD while the VM is in the running state.
vbd-unplug
vbd-unplug
uuid=
<uuid_of_vbd>
Attempts to detach the VBD from the VM while it is in the running state.
VDI Commands
Commands for working with VDIs (Virtual Disk Images).
A VDI is a software object that represents the contents of the virtual disk seen by a VM, as opposed to the VBD,
which is a connector object that ties a VM to the VDI. 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), while the VBD has the attributes which tie the VDI to the VM (is it bootable, its read/write metrics, and so on).
which is a connector object that ties a VM to the VDI. 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), while the VBD has the attributes which tie the VDI to the VM (is it bootable, its read/write metrics, and so on).