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UCS 2.4 - Univention

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6 <strong>Univention</strong> Virtual Machine Manager (UVMM)<br />

Figure 6.2: Overview of a virtual instance<br />

In the first step a profile is selected (Figure 6.3) which specifies some of the basic settings for the virtual<br />

machine (e.g., a name prefix, number of CPUs, RAM and whether the direct access per VNC should be<br />

activated).<br />

The existing UVMM profiles are stored in the LDAP directory and can also be edited there. The<br />

profiles can be found in the Navigation section of <strong>Univention</strong> Directory Manager in the container<br />

cn=Profiles,cn=Virtual Machine Manager. Additional profiles can also be added there.<br />

The virtual machine is now given a Name (up to 25 characters) and a Description and assigned Memory<br />

and CPUs.<br />

The Enable direct access option specifies whether the machine can be accessed via the VNC protocol.<br />

This is generally required for the initial operating system installation.<br />

Now the disk drives of the virtual machines are configured. The setup is documented in Section 6.3.2.3.<br />

Clicking Finish concludes the creation of the virtual machine.<br />

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