HP UX vPars and Integrity VM v6 manual Using the Policy menu, VM Manager View menu options

Table 10 VM Manager View menu options

Menu Selection	Action Summary
View→Virtual Machine Properties...	Displays the VM Properties General tab. For more
	information about this view, see “Virtual Machines (VM)
	Properties view” (page 56).
View→Virtual Switch Properties...	Displays the Vswitch Properties General tab. For more
	information about this view, see “Virtual Switch (Vswitch)
	Properties view” (page 66).
View→VM Manager Version Information...	Displays the version numbers of VM Manager, Integrity
	VM, and the providers on the VM Host and each virtual
	machine. For more information, see “Viewing VM
	Manager, Integrity VM, and WBEM Provider versions”
	(page 111).
View→Integrity VM log for VM Host...	Displays the events logged by Integrity VM pertaining to
	the VM Host and all its guests. To use this feature with VM
	Manager running under HP SMH, you must be logged into
	HP SMH with either Operator or Administrator privileges.
	For more information, see “Viewing Integrity VM Host and
	VM logs” (page 111).
View→Integrity VM log for VM...	Displays the events logged by Integrity VM pertaining to
	a virtual machine. To use this feature with VM Manager
	running under HP SMH, you must be logged into HP SMH
	with either Operator or Administrator privileges.For more
	information, see “Viewing Integrity VM Host and VM logs”
	(page 111).
View→Capacity Advisor Data...	Only available when using VM Manager with HP Matrix
	Operating Environment, displays data collected from
	systems licensed for the Capacity Advisor. You can view
	data collected for the VM Host or for one or more virtual
	machines. For more information, see the HP Capacity
	Advisor 7.0 User Guide.

Using the Policy menu

The Policy menu allows you to perform a variety of tasks pertaining to the gWLM policy. Using VM Manager with Matrix Operating Environment for HP-UX, VM Manager can be integrated with gWLM. When gWLM is managing specific virtual machines, the virtual machines have assigned policies and are placed in a shared resource domain (SRD). If any virtual machines are managed on a VM Host, then only that set of virtual machines can be started on that VM Host; no other virtual machines can be started on that VM Host without first using gWLM to add them to the SRD.

NOTE: The Policy menu is not available when using VM Manager with HP SMH.

Figure 49 shows the options that might be available in the VM Manager Policy menu. If no policy is established, the Change Associated gWLM Policy... and Remove Associated gWLM Policy...

options are disabled.

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