XenCenter XenCenter 7.1 LTSR

Getting Started with XenCenter
- Installing XenCenter
- Starting or Exiting XenCenter
- Uninstalling XenCenter
Exploring the XenCenter workspace
- The Toolbar
- The Resources Pane
- The Navigation Pane
- The Tabs
- Resource Status Icons
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Changing XenCenter Options
- Hidden Objects
- Organizing Resources
- Searching Resources
About Citrix Hypervisor Licensing
- Licensing Overview
- Managing Citrix Hypervisor Licenses
Getting Help
Managing Servers
- Connecting and Disconnecting Servers
- Configuring Networking
- Changing Server Properties
- Changing the Control Domain Memory
- Exporting and Importing a List of Managed Servers
Managing Pools
- Pool Requirements
- Create a New Pool
- Add a Server to a Pool
- Remove a Server From a Pool
- Destroy a Server from a Pool
- Export Resource Data
- Change Pool Properties
- Change the Root Password
- Delete a Pool
Managing Storage
- Creating a New SR
- Removing an SR
- Reattaching an SR
- Storage Multipathing
- Storage Read Caching
- PVS-Accelerator
- Reclaiming Freed Space
- Live LUN Expansion
- Changing SR Properties
Creating VMs
- Creating a New VM
- Express (unattended) VM Creation
- Creating New Templates
- Copying VMs and Templates
Configuring VMs
- Installing Citrix VM Tools
- Configuring VM Memory
- Configuring Virtual Storage
  - Add Virtual Disks
  - Attach Virtual Disks
  - Detach Virtual Disks
  - Move Virtual Disks
  - Delete Virtual Disks
  - Change Virtual Disk Properties
- Configuring VM Networking
- Configuring Virtual GPU
- Managing Containers
- Change VM Properties
Managing VMs
- Start a VM
- Suspend and Resume a VM
- Shut Down a VM
- Reboot a VM
- Run a Remote Console Session
- Migrate Virtual Machines
- Delete a VM
- Changed Block Tracking
Importing and Exporting VMs
- Open Virtualization Format (OVF and OVA)
- Disk Image Formats (VHD and VMDK)
- Import VMs From OVF/OVA
- Import Disk Images
- Import VMs From XVA
- Export VMs as OVF/OVA
- Export VMs as XVA
VM Snapshots
- Take a VM Snapshot
- Revert to a Snapshot
- Create a New VM From a Snapshot
- Create a New Template From a Snapshot
- Export a Snapshot to a File
- Delete a Snapshot
- Scheduled Snapshots
Citrix Hypervisor vApps
- Create a vApp
- Modify vApps
- Delete a vApp
- Start and Shut Down vApps
- Export and Import vApps
Protecting VMs and vApps
- High Availability
- Disaster Recovery (DR)
Access Control (AD & RBAC)
- Managing Users
- RBAC overview
- Definitions of RBAC roles and permissions
- Join a domain and add users
- Assign roles to users and groups
- Calculating RBAC roles
- Audit changes
Workload Balancing Overview
- Getting Started with Workload Balancing
  - Workload Balancing Basic Concepts
  - Connecting to Workload Balancing
- Introduction to Basic Tasks
  - Choosing an Optimal Server for VM Initial Placement, Migrate, and Resume
  - Accepting Optimization Recommendations
- Working with Workload Balancing Reports
- Editing Workload Balancing Settings
- Administering Workload Balancing
- Troubleshooting Workload Balancing
Conversion Manager
Monitoring System Performance
- Viewing Performance Data
- Configuring Performance Graphs
- Configuring Performance Alerts
Updates and Upgrades
- Upgrading Managed Servers
- Updating Managed Servers
- Live Patching in Citrix Hypervisor
- Applying Automated Updates
- Installing Supplemental Packs
- Updating XenCenter
- Update Notification
XenCenter Alerts
Troubleshooting
- XenCenter Event Log
- Health Check
- Creating a Server Status Report
- Resolving SR Connectivity Problems
- VM Recovery Mode
Document History

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Attach Virtual Disks

June 20, 2019

Contributed by: C

You can add storage to a VM by attaching an existing virtual disk.

Select the VM in the Resources pane, select the Storage tab, and then select Attach. Alternatively, on the Storage menu, select Virtual Disks then Attach Virtual Disk.
Select a virtual disk from the list.
To set access to the virtual disk to read-only, select the Attach as read-only check box. This setting can help prevent data from being overwritten or changed when multiple VMs access the disk. It also allows you to attach the virtual disk to many VMs. To allow write access to the virtual disk, clear the check box.
Click Attach.

Tip:

Problems on an underlying SR can sometimes cause an attached virtual disk to become deactivated (“unplugged”). If this situation happens, activate it again from the VM’s Storage tab by selecting it and clicking Activate.

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Attach Virtual Disks

June 20, 2019

Contributed by: C

Attach Virtual Disks

Attach Virtual Disks

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