Installing A Vm - Novell PLATESPIN ORCHESTRATE 2.0.2 - VM CLIENT GUIDE AND REFERENCE 06-17-2009 Client Manual

9 To complete the wizard, click one of the following buttons:
Install: Lists the VM in the Virtual Machines view, then immediately installs the
configured VM.
A VNC login dialog box is displayed so that you can view the progress of the installation
from the VM's console. There is a 30-second timeout while the VNC sets up the
parameters of the VM.
You can cancel the use of VNC; however, if user interaction is necessary, you need to use
the VNC to help complete the installation. You can start the VNC for a VM being installed
by right-clicking the VM and clicking Show Console.
Apply: Applies the wizard configuration and saves the new VM in the Virtual Machines
view, but does not install the VM.
Focus is returned to the Virtual Machines view after you exit the wizard, with the new VM
selected in the list.
To install the VM at a later time, see
You can click Back to make changes before installing or applying the VM definition.

5.5 Installing a VM

To install an existing VM definition:
1 (Optional) In the VM
to install, then select Edit.
If you have any changes for the VM, complete those by using the Next and Back buttons.
For more information on editing the wizard pages, see
page 101.
2 To install the VM, do one of the following:
While you are in the Edit VM wizard, click Install.
In the Virtual Machines view, select the defined VM (it shows
then click the
In the Virtual Machines view, right-click the defined VM (it shows
column), then select Install.
3 One of three possibilities exists for selecting the host on which to build the VM:
No valid host exists: If you do not yet have a valid host server to for installing the VM,
the following dialog box is displayed:
Review the issues, resolve them, then repeat from
Only one valid host exists: It is automatically selected, so continue with
Section 5.5, "Installing a VM," on page
Client, click the Virtual Machines view, right-click the VM that you want
button.
Section 5.8, "Editing VMs," on
in the Status column),
in the Status
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Managing Virtual Machines
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