Workaround for VM to start automatically with the host
For Linux virtual machine 1. Set the POOL where the virtual machine is located. auto_poweronEnable the VM auto start feature on a pool :xe pool-param-set uuid=&hellip ; other-config:auto_poweron=true
2. Setting up the Linux virtual machine auto_poweronThen on each VM you want to auto start you would execute:xe vm-param-set uuid=… other-config:auto_poweron=true For the Windows
host, the above settings may not work for the Windows
host, you can attach add to your /etc/rc.local: (in the XS /etc/rc.local file) Add the following code)
sleep 20xe vm-start uuid=<vm1 uuid>
sleep 20xe vm-start uuid=<vm2 uuid>
sleep 20xe vm- Start uuid=<vm3 uuid>
uuid get xe vm-list
First, the environment: vmware workstaion 9.0centos 6.2iou-web Second, installation 1. Installation
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