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Computer virtualization prototype description. 4.3.1 Different actions implemented • Add a CD-ROM iso image to a virtual machine Associates an iso image stored in a VMware data store (it can be a local hard disk or a NFS server) as a CD-ROM of a virtual machine placed in the same host where the data store is. • Add virtual NIC to a virtual machine Adds to a virtual machine a virtual NIC associated to a specific port group defined in the host where the virtual machine is placed. • Change number of virtual CPUs of a virtual machine Changes the number of virtual CPUs configured in a virtual machine. • Change the port group associated to a virtual NIC Changes the port group associated to a virtual NIC. The potential port groups to be used are the ones which are configured in the same host where the virtual NIC is placed. • Change virtual machine disk size Changes the size of a virtual hard disk associated to a virtual machine. The new size needs to be bigger or equal than the original. • Change virtual machine RAM size Changes the virtual RAM size of a virtual machine. • Copy a virtual machine Copies a virtual machine configuring remote VNC access (VMware functionality that permits configuring VNC access for virtual machines with the IP address of the host and a specific VNC port starting from 5900). It also configures the new virtual hardware specification (hard disk and RAM size, the number of CPUs and the different virtual NICs with its port groups) in the virtual machine copy (the original virtual machine can have hardware configuration which is not the one that fits in the requester requirements). • Copy a virtual machine defining virtual NICs The same as the previous action plus defining virtual NICs specifying the port group where they will be associated. • Create a virtual machine Creates a virtual machine specifying the number of virtual CPUs, the size of the virtual main hard disk and RAM. • Create a virtual machine associating an iso image as the main CD-ROM The same as the previous action plus associating an iso image as the main virtual CD-ROM of the virtual machine. • Create a virtual machine associating an iso image as the main CD-ROM defining the virtual NICs The same as the previous action plus defining the virtual NICs specifying the port group associated to them. • Create a virtual hard disk and add it to a virtual machine Creates a virtual hard disk with a specific size and adds it to the virtual hard disk list of a virtual machine. • Get inventory of a host Gets the inventory (data sto...
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