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Managing Virtual Machines and Containers This command creates a ready-to-use Parallels virtual machine with the name centos5. You can start this virtual machine and manage it in the same way you would manage a native Parallels virtual machine. At the same time, if you convert a third-party virtual data disk, you will need first to add the resulting disk to an existing Parallels virtual machine using the pctl set command. Notes: 1. When adding a converted virtual disk to an existing Parallels virtual machine or creating a new virtual machine on its basis, make sure that the interface type of the disk is the same as it was in the source virtual machine. For example, if the original disk had the SCSI interface type, ensure that the interface type of the converted disk is also set to SCSI. If you do not configure the disk interface type, it will be set to SATA (this is the default interface type in Parallels virtual machines), which may cause your virtual machine to malfunction. 2. In the current version of Parallels Server Bare Metal, Hyper-V virtual machines can be converted using the prl_convert utility only. That means that you first need to convert all Hyper-V virtual disks and then add them to an existing virtual machine. 108
Enabling VNC Access to Virtual Machines Managing Virtual Machines and Containers By default, you cannot connect to a virtual machine using a VNC client. To enable VNC access to a virtual machine, you need to configure the following settings: 1 Enable the VNC support in the virtual machine. 2 Specify the TCP port number on the physical server that will be used to listen to VNC connections for the virtual machine. Note: A unique port number must be specified for each virtual machine where you plan to connect via VNC. 3 Set a password to secure your VNC connection. Anyone trying to connect to the virtual machine will need to specify this password before they will be logged in to the virtual machine. Let us assume the following: • You want to enable VNC access to the MyVM virtual machine. • The server will listen on port 5901 for VNC connections to the virtual machine. • The XXXXXXXXX password will be used to access the virtual machine. To enable VNC access to the MyVM virtual machine and set the parameters above, you can run the following command: # pctl set MyVM --vnc-mode manual --vnc-port 5901 --vnc-passwd XXXXXXXXX Configure VNC: mode=manual port=5901 Success. The operation was successfully completed. The changes will come into effect on the next virtual machine start. 109
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