Virtual systems

These commands can be used to find, update, reboot and shutdown virtual systems. Most of them take the following parameters to control which system or systems to operate on :

• --host hostname
  Can be given multiple times to specify systems by name.
• --group groupname
  Specifies systems that are members of the named group.
• --type code
  Matches systems of some virtualization type, which can be one of xen , vservers , zones or real
• --os code
  Matches systems known to be running some OS, specified by a code like centos , solaris , redhat or ubuntu.
• --all-hosts
  Always matches all registered systems.

• list-systems.pl - Output a table of all systems managed by VM2.
• delete-system.pl - Deletes a virtual system or systems
• create-system.pl - Creates a new virtual system of some type
• refresh-systems.pl - Updates the status of multiple systems, and displays the results
• reboot-system.pl - Reboots one or more managed systems
• shutdown-system.pl - Shuts down one or more managed systems
• startup-system.pl - Starts up one or more managed systems
• update-systems.pl - Installs updated Virtualmin packages on multiple systems, and displays the results
• modify-system.pl - Changes the description, hostname, OS or login details of a single system
• passwd-system.pl - Changes the SSH and/or Webmin password on some system
• move-system.pl - Moves a virtual system from one host to another
• modify-limits.pl - Changes memory and CPU limits on one or more systems
• get-console.pl - Output boot-time console messages for some host
• login-system.pl - Open the console of some virtual system
• pause-system.pl - Pauses one or more managed systems
• unpause-system.pl - Un-pauses one or more managed systems
• find-systems.pl - Scan a hosting system for virtual instances already running on it