Restart Virtual Server: Service Details - HPE XP7 Automation Director User Manual

Property key
hyperv.targetHost
Service Definition and Submit Service Properties
The following table lists the properties shown in the Service Definition window and the Submit Service
window.
Property key
hyperv.foreachVmName Virtual server names

Restart virtual server: Service details

The processing overview is as follows:
1. If the virtual server is running, it is restarted. If the virtual server is running, processing is skipped. In all
other cases, processing for that virtual server ends in an error.
2. If the network connection check is enabled, this service template obtains the IP address (IPv4) set for
the restarted virtual server. Then, network connectivity is checked by sending an ICMP echo request
from the local server to the restarted virtual server.
The above processing is performed in parallel for the specified virtual servers.
After a virtual server is started, a check of the virtual server status is performed for the number of times
specified by the property hyperv.checkVmStateEnabledCount, at the interval specified (in seconds) by the
property hyperv.checkVmStateEnabledInterval. Adjust the values of these properties based on your
environment.
Server requirements
The following servers are needed:
• Hyper-V server
Server on which Hyper-V is installed.
• Virtual server
Virtual server managed by Hyper-V
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Property name
Hyper-V server host
name
Property name
(multiple names can be
specified)
Description
Specifies the host name
or IP address of the
Hyper-V server. IPv6
addresses are not
supported.
Description
Specifies one or more
names for the virtual
server. (This is the name
of the virtual server as it
is visible in Hyper-V.
This is not the host
name in the OS.) If
specifying multiple
names, separate them
with commas. You can
specify up to 99 names.
Required or optional
R
Required or optional
R