Creating a Virtual Guest Job

You use a Virtual Guest Job (VGJ), based on a previously created Virtual Guest Package (VGP), to deploy a virtual machine to a target host server. This topic contains the following sections:

Before you begin

To perform this procedure, your role must have, in addition to the VirtualGuestJob.Create and VirtualGuestJob.Read authorizations, also the VirtualGuestPackage.Create and VirtualGuestPackage.Read authorizations. For information about granting authorizations to roles, see Creating-roles.

To deploy new virtual systems, TrueSight Server Automation recommends that you have administrator privileges on the host server to which you are deploying the virtual system.

For virtual machines deployed on a Citrix XenServer, you can only provision OSs on virtual machines created from the following template types:

Windows templates
Citrix XenApp on Windows
Other Install Media
Warning
Note
Linux templates on Citrix XenServer do not support PXE booting and therefore are not supported. When creating VMs on a Citrix XenServer, ensure that the customized template does not contain the following files:
- C:\Windows\setupapi.log (logs driver installations)
- C:\Windows\setupact.log (logs installation actions)
- C:\Windows\setuperr.log (logs install errors)
- C:\Windows\Debug\netsetup.log (logs domain joins)
  The presence of these log files in the template may cause the VGJ to fail.

To create a VGJ

Note

For the alternative method of creating a Virtual Guest Job through the BLCLI, see Creating new VMs with the BLCLI and Virtualization - createVirtualGuest BLCLI commands. For details, see BLCLI-reference.

Do one of the following:
- Right-click the Job folder and select New > Virtual Guest Job from the pop-up menu.
- Right-click the VGP from the Depot and select Deploy Virtual Guest from the pop-up menu.
  The Virtual Guest Job wizard opens.
Enter the description of the Virtual Guest Job and select the appropriate VGP, as described in the following sections:

Virtual Guest Job - General panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Virtual Guest Job - Virtual Guest Package Selection panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Define the platform-specific Virtual Guest Job settings, as described in the following tabs:

VMware - Config panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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VMware - Settings panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

VMware - Network Connections panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

If you have chosen to customize the operating system for the new virtual guest, the following panels are also displayed:

VM Basic Config - Microsoft Windows panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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VM Basic Config - Linux panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

VM Computer Settings panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

Run Once Script panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

IBM - General Settings panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

Field	Description
General settings	Specify identification information for the LPAR. The Partition ID and the Profile Name are automatically generated if you leave those fields blank. You can also specify the level of resources that are assigned to the new partition. Partition Name Partition ID Profile Name Use all resources in system—Select this option for the partition to have access to all resources in the system. Auto Boot—Select True to automatically boot the LPAR. Select False if you do not want the LPAR booted automatically. Default value: False.
Processor settings	Processor Type—Select the processor type (Shared or Dedicated), and then choose the following settings. Select Shared to have the partition share CPUs. with other partitions in the shared processor pool. Select Dedicated to assign CPUs for use only by this partition. Processing Units—Specify the following: Minimum processors units Desired processors units Maximum processors units Number of Virtual Processors—Use the following settings to set the range of processors available to the partition. Minimum processors Desired processors Maximum processors Shared Processor Pool—If you selected a Processor Type of Shared, enter the name of the shared processor pool. In a shared processor pool, processor resources are allocated as sub-units of processing power, known as a processing unit (PU) that can span multiple physical CPUs. This enables the physical CPUs to act as a shared pool of CPUs. Default value: DefaultPool (0). Capped/Uncapped Weight—The partition can be capped or uncapped. A capped system has a maximum amount of CPU from the shared pool that can be allocated to it. An uncapped system can use more processing units than is currently configured for it if there is spare capacity in the pool. An uncapped system can use up to 100% of the number of currently configured virtual processors. If you specified that the partition is uncapped, enter a number to indicate how to distribute shared processing power relative to other uncapped systems. For example, a partition with a weight of 128 would get a greater percentage of the available processing power than a partition with a weight of 80.
Memory settings	Use the following settings to set the amount of memory available to the partition. Minimum memory Desired memory Maximum memory

IBM - Storage panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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IBM - Storage (automatic management) panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

To add a Virtual Disk to a shared storage pool

If you are using version 8.7 or later, you can add a virtual disk to a storage pool or a shared storage pool.

Warning: If the new virtual disk is also shared between different VIO instances or LPARs, then it could be deleted without warning by another user.

On the Virtual Disk dialog box, select Virtual Disk from the Storage Type drop-down list, and then specify the following:

Location Type—Choose a storage pool or a shared storage pool as the location for the virtual disk. The shared storage pool allows sharing of SAN storage across VIOS instances.
Thin Disk Provisioning—Use this option if you want to dynamically allocate storage by using VMware vStorage Thin Provisioning. In this format, the system dynamically consumes the space for the physical disk; space is allocated and expanded on demand whenever the LPAR requests space. For example, if you create an 80 GB disk but only use 20 GB of that disk, the actual disk consumption on the physical drives is 20 GB. If you selected Shared Storage Pool as the location, then this option is selected by default.
Name—Enter a name for the virtual disk. You are not required to enter a name; if a name is not specified, one is generated automatically.
Location—Browse to a location for the virtual disk.
Size—Enter a maximum size for the disk, in gigabytes.

To add a virtual disk to a storage pool

To add a virtual disk to a storage pool, complete the following steps:

On the Virtual Disk dialog box, select Virtual Disk from the Storage Type drop-down list.
Specify the following:

- Name—Enter a name for the virtual disk. You are not required to enter a name; if a name is not specified, one is generated automatically.
- Location—Browse to a location for the virtual disk.
- Size—Enter a maximum size for the disk, in gigabytes.

The screen shot below shows the Virtual Disk dialog box from version 8.6.

To add a Physical Volume

On the Physical Volume dialog box:

Select Physical Volume from the Storage Type drop-down list.
Click the Browse button and select an existing physical volume.

To add a Fiber Channel Port

On the Fiber Channel Port dialog box:

Select Fiber Channel Port from the Storage Type drop-down list.
Click the Browse button and select an existing port to attach a SAN LUN to an LPAR through a fiber channel adapter.

BMC BladeLogic Server Automation supports N_Port ID Virtualization (NPIV). NPIV provides the capability to assign a physical fiber channel adapter to multiple unique worldwide port names (WWPNs). To access physical storage from a storage area network (SAN), the storage is mapped to logical unit numbers (LUNs), which are mapped to the ports of the physical fiber channel adapters.

IBM - Network panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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IBM - Physical I O panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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IBM - Advanced panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Solaris - Basic panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Solaris - Network Settings panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Solaris - File Systems - Datasets - Devices Settings panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Solaris - Advanced panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Microsoft Hyper-V - Basic panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Microsoft Hyper-V - Storage panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Microsoft Hyper-V - Network panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Microsoft Hyper-V - Advanced panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields.

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VM Basic Config - Microsoft Windows panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields.

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VM Basic Config - Linux panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields.

VM Computer Settings panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields.

Citrix XenServer - Storage - Network Settings panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

The Storage/Network Settings panel lets you specify storage and network settings appropriate for the new virtual machine.

Field	Description
Disks	Click Add to open the Disk Settings dialog box, where you can add any of the following: Disk Name Disk Description Size (MB) Select Server—Select a server from the drop-down list. The selection populates the list of disks at the bottom of the dialog box. Location—Displays the path for the storage location of the disk you selected.
Networks	Click Add to open the Virtual Interface Settings dialog box and add any of the following: Server—Select a server from the drop-down list. Network Name—Select from the networks attached to the selected server. MAC Address—You can either enter a MAC address, or choose to have the address generated automatically. Under IP Configuration, there are two tabs for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. Choose to have the IP address obtained automatically using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), or choose to use a specific IP address by specifying the following: IP Address Subnet mask (for IPv4) Prefix Length (for IPv6) Default gateway Under DNS Configuration, choose to have the DNS server obtained automatically, or to use a specific server by specifying the following: Primary DNS server Secondary DNS server Tertiary DNS server Specify a DNS Suffix for this Connection.

Field

Description

Disks

Click Add to open the Disk Settings dialog box, where you can add any of the following:

Disk Name
Disk Description
Size (MB)
Select Server—Select a server from the drop-down list. The selection populates the list of disks at the bottom of the dialog box.
Location—Displays the path for the storage location of the disk you selected.

Networks

Click Add to open the Virtual Interface Settings dialog box and add any of the following:

Server—Select a server from the drop-down list.
Network Name—Select from the networks attached to the selected server.
MAC Address—You can either enter a MAC address, or choose to have the address generated automatically.
Under IP Configuration, there are two tabs for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. Choose to have the IP address obtained automatically using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), or choose to use a specific IP address by specifying the following:
- IP Address
- Subnet mask (for IPv4)
- Prefix Length (for IPv6)
- Default gateway
Under DNS Configuration, choose to have the DNS server obtained automatically, or to use a specific server by specifying the following:
- Primary DNS server
- Secondary DNS server
- Tertiary DNS server
Specify a DNS Suffix for this Connection.

Citrix XenServer - General - Memory - Processor Settings panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

The General/Memory/Processor Settings panel lets you specify identification information and processor and memory settings for the virtual machine.

Field	Description
General settings	Specify the following: Virtual Machine Name Virtual Machine Description Source VM/Template Name—Read-only field based on the selected VM/template. Note: If you select a template with a name that exists both as XenServer and custom templates, preference is given to the custom template, which is used as a reference during the deploy operation. Source VM/Template Description—Read-only field based on the selected VM/template. Note: If the template is from a server running XenServer 5.5, the Template Description shown on this panel may not match the template description shown in XenCenter.
Processor and memory settings	Select the following: Number of VCPUs Initial Memory (MB) Under Boot Settings, specify any advanced boot parameters. Auto Start—Automatically starts the new virtual machine as soon as the host is booted.

Field

Description

General settings

Specify the following:

Virtual Machine Name
Virtual Machine Description
Source VM/Template Name—Read-only field based on the selected VM/template.
Note: If you select a template with a name that exists both as XenServer and custom templates, preference is given to the custom template, which is used as a reference during the deploy operation.
Source VM/Template Description—Read-only field based on the selected VM/template.
Note: If the template is from a server running XenServer 5.5, the Template Description shown on this panel may not match the template description shown in XenCenter.

Processor and memory settings

Select the following:

Number of VCPUs
Initial Memory (MB)
Under Boot Settings, specify any advanced boot parameters.
Auto Start—Automatically starts the new virtual machine as soon as the host is booted.

VM Basic Config - Microsoft Windows panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields.

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VM Basic Config - Linux panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields.

VM Computer Settings panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields.

Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization - Basic panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization - Storage panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization - Network panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization - Advanced panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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VM Basic Config - Microsoft Windows panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields.

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VM Basic Config - Linux panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields.

VM Computer Settings panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields.

Optionally, click Next to display the following panels and specify options.

Virtual Guest Job - Schedule panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Virtual Guest Job - Default Notifications panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Virtual Guest Job - ACL Wizard panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Virtual Guest Job - Server ACL panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Virtual Guest Job - Instances Properties panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields

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Virtual Guest Job - Server Properties panel - Click here to see descriptions of the fields
The Server Properties panel lets you review and edit the properties associated with the virtual host server.
For any property that has a check in the Editable column, select the property and click in the Value column.
- To set a property value back to its default value, click Reset to Default Value .
  The value of the property is reset to the value it inherits from a built-in property class. The Value Source column shows the property class from which the value is inherited.
- Depending on the type of property you are editing, you can take different actions to set a new value, such as entering an alphanumeric string, choosing from an enumerated list, or selecting a date.
  To insert a parameter into the value, enter the value, bracketed with double question mark delimiters (for example, ??MYPARAMETER??) or click Select Property .
Click Finish after completing the last step of the wizard, or click OK to save your revisions to an existing job.
To run the job, right-click the job and select Execute.

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To schedule a VGJ

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Where to go from here

Modifying-the-Virtual-Guest-Job

Creating a Virtual Guest Job

Before you begin

To create a VGJ

To add a Virtual Disk to a shared storage pool

To add a virtual disk to a storage pool

To add a Physical Volume

To add a Fiber Channel Port

To schedule a VGJ

Where to go from here

TrueSight Server Automation 25.4

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