Check to see whether this operation is acceptable in the current state of the system, raising an error if the operation is invalid for some reason
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Check to see whether this operation is acceptable in the current state of the system, raising an error if the operation is invalid for some reason
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Change the account password; if your session is authenticated with root priviledges then the old_pwd is validated and the new_pwd is set regardless
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Create a new Storage Repository and introduce it into the managed system, creating both SR record and PBD record to attach it to current host (with specified device_config parameters)
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Create a new Storage Repository and introduce it into the managed system, creating both SR record and PBD record to attach it to current host (with specified device_config parameters)
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Create a new Storage Repository and introduce it into the managed system, creating both SR record and PBD record to attach it to current host (with specified device_config parameters)
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Create a new Storage Repository and introduce it into the managed system, creating both SR record and PBD record to attach it to current host (with specified device_config parameters)
First published in XenServer 4.0.
This call asynchronously detects if the external authentication configuration in any slave is different from that in the master and raises appropriate alerts
First published in XenServer 5.5.
Prevent this PIF from being unplugged; set this to notify the management tool-stack that the PIF has a special use and should not be unplugged under any circumstances (e.g.
This call queries the external directory service to obtain the subject_identifier as a string from the human-readable subject_name
First published in XenServer 5.5.
has possible values: "best-effort" meaning "try to restart this VM if possible but don't consider the Pool to be overcommitted if this is not possible"; "restart" meaning "this VM should be restarted"; "" meaning "do not try to restart this VM"
First published in XenServer 5.0.
marshalled value containing VM record at time of last boot, updated dynamically to reflect the runtime state of the domain
First published in XenServer 4.1.
Log out all sessions associated to a user subject-identifier, except the session associated with the context calling this function
First published in XenServer 5.5.
Log out all sessions associated to a user subject-identifier, except the session associated with the context calling this function
First published in XenServer 5.5.
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Variable in class com.xensource.xenapi.PIF.Record
The PIF of which the IP configuration and MAC were copied to the bond, and which will receive all configuration/VLANs/VIFs on the bond if the bond is destroyed
First published in XenServer 6.0.
A map relating each VGPU type supported on this GPU to the maximum number of VGPUs of that type which can run simultaneously on this GPU
First published in XenServer 6.2 SP1.
This causes the synchronisation of the non-database data (messages, RRDs and so on) stored on the master to be synchronised with the host
First published in XenServer 5.0.
This operation cannot be performed because it would invalidate VM failover planning such that the system would be unable to guarantee to restart protected VMs after a Host failure.
Host cannot attach network (in the case of NIC bonding, this may be because attaching the network on this host would require other networks [that are currently active] to be taken down).
You attempted an operation on a VM that was not in an appropriate power state at the time; for example, you attempted to start a VM that was already running.