LogicalServerGroupInfo

String serviceName	Name of the service containing the logical server group.
String name	Name of the logical server group.
Integer minServerCount	Initial size of the logical server group on service creation.
Integer maxServerCount	Maximum size of the logical server group that may be achieved by adding servers.
Integer activeServerCount	The number of logical servers in the group with status UP.
Integer bootSequenceOrdinal	Indicates the sequence in which the logical server group is booted relative to others,
	or 0 if no sequence is defined
ServiceEntityStatus status	Status of operation/automation for the logical server group.
String notes	Logical server group notes specified in the template.
Long createEpoch	Time at which the logical object was created, in milliseconds since the epoch.
Long lastModifiedEpoch	Time at which the logical object was last modified, in milliseconds since the epoch.
LogicalServerInfo
String serviceName	Name of the service containing the logical server.
String logicalServerGroupName	Name of the logical server group containing the logical server.
String name	Name of the logical server.
String logicalServerName	Name of the associated logical server in Virtualization Manager.
String hostname	Network hostname for the server represented by the logical server.
String resourceBindingId	A unique identifier for the server resource that is allocated to the logical server. A
	null value indicates that no server resource is currently allocated.
String parentResourceBindingId	The resourceBindingId of the “parent” VM from which a linked clone has been
	generated. Is set to null for logical servers which are not linked clones.
String capacityPoolId	The ID of the ESX resource pool or cloud capacity pool in which the server was
	provisioned, if applicable.
Boolean isVirtual	Indicates whether the logical server is physical or virtual.
Boolean isInCloud	Indicates whether the logical server is defined for provisioning to an external cloud
	provider.
Boolean isRecoverable	Indicates whether the logical server is recoverable.
Boolean isBase	False if agentless VMM is used and the logical server is not the shared disk host,
	or if the logical server is a linked clone.
String serverType	A named server type corresponding to the server memory and processor attributes.
	Applicable only for servers provisioned in cloud capacity pools for which server
	types are defined.
Integer memorySize	Minimum memory requirement for the logical server, in the units specified by
	memorySizeUnits.
Integer maxMemorySize	The maximum value to which the memory size may be updated, using the same
	units as the memory size.
ByteSize memorySizeUnits	Memory size units.
Integer processorCount	Minimum number of processors required for the logical server.
Integer maxProcessorCount	The maximum value to which the processor count may be updated.

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Matrix Operating Environment Software specifications

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