At this step, you can still cancel (exit the Create Virtual Machine wizard) or return to modify previous steps in the wizard. When you click Finish, the wizard executes the hpvmcreate commands displayed in the Command Preview area:
•If the Create VM even if resources are insufficient, missing or unavailable check box is not selected, the wizard executes the first of two commands (hpvmcreate
If no serious problems are detected by the first command, the wizard then executes the second command (hpvmcreate
•If the Create VM even if resources are insufficient, missing or unavailable check box is selected, the wizard does not check for resource warnings. It simply runs the hpvmcreate
7.Specify VLAN IDs
If the VM Host supports vswitch VLANs (virtual LANs), and virtual NICs (vNICs) are specified for the new virtual machine, then you can assign VLAN IDs to the newly created virtual machine. You can assign a VLAN ID to the vswitch port connected to each virtual NIC in the virtual machine. By default, VLANs are not specified (VLAN ID is “none”). When you click OK on this page, any modifications to the VLAN IDs are updated, after which the Create Virtual Machine wizard Next Steps page is displayed.
8.Next Steps
After creating the new virtual machine, VM Manager presents you with the next steps you can take to manage and use the new virtual machine. The steps presented depend on the environment in which you created the virtual machine. For example, when virtual machine scheduling on a VM Host is managed by Global Workload Manager (gWLM), the Next Steps page advises you to associate the virtual machine with a gWLM policy and add the virtual machine to a Shared Resource Domain (SRD). You cannot start the virtual machine until you complete that action.
If the new virtual machine includes AVIO devices (AVIO support is provided on HP Integrity VM Version 3.5 or later), you are advised to make sure the appropriate OS that supports AVIO is installed on the VM Host and the virtual machine. If the intended OS on the virtual machine does not support AVIO, you are warned of this. In addition, HP strongly recommends that AVIO components (such as drivers and libraries) on the virtual machine and VM Host be updated to the latest release of the OS. If the virtual machine OS is Windows or Linux, install additional
Other steps you can take include starting the virtual hardware for the virtual machine, accessing the virtual machine console, adding additional software (provider components) needed to support management of the virtual machine, getting information about the virtual machine, and tuning the performance of the virtual machine.