Virtual block device information, Virtual disk image information – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual

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Max. Dynamic Memory—Maximum dynamic memory space of the VM in the last polling period.

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Min. Static Memory—Minimum static memory space of the VM in the last polling period.

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Max. Static Memory—Maximum static memory space of the VM in the last polling period.

Virtual Block Device Information

The Virtual Block Device Information area layout is shown in

Figure 550

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Figure 550 Virtual Block Device Information area layout

Virtual Block Device Information area fields:

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VM Name—Name of the VM to which the virtual block device belongs.

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Block Device Name—Name of the virtual block device.

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Startup Disk—Indicates whether the virtual block device is the startup disk.

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Attached—Indicates whether the virtual block device is active in the last polling period.

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Empty Device—Indicates whether the virtual block device is used in the last polling period.

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Mode—Operating mode of the virtual block device in the last polling period, RO (Read Only) or
RW (Read Write).

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Status Code—Status code of the virtual block device in the last polling period.

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Storage Lock—Indicates whether the virtual block device has obtained the storage level lock in the
last polling period.

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Type—Type of the virtual block device, DISK or CD.

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Pluggable—Indicates whether the virtual block device is hot swappable.

Virtual Disk Image Information

The Virtual Disk Image Information area layout is shown in

Figure 551

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Figure 551 Virtual Disk Image Information area layout

Virtual Disk Image Information area fields:

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VM Name—Name of the VM to which the virtual disk image belongs.

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Image Name—Name of the virtual disk image.

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Description—Description of the virtual disk image.

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Manageable—Indicates whether the virtual disk image can be managed.

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Usage—Usage of the virtual disk image in the last polling period.

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Virtual Disk Size—Size of the virtual disk image.

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Read-Only—Indicates whether the virtual disk image is read only.

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Sharable—Indicates whether the virtual disk image can be shared.

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Storage—Name of the storage where the virtual disk image is located.

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