HP BL680c XenServer Administrator's Guide 4.1.0 - Page 88
vbd-create, 4.18.2. vbd-destroy, 4.18.3. vbd-eject, 4.18.4. vbd-insert, 4.18.5. vbd-plug, 4.
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Command line interface Parameter Name unpluggable attachable other-config Description links each of the running tasks using this object (by reference) to a current_operation enum which describes the nature of the task. true if this VBD will support hot-unplug true if the device can be attached additional configuration Type read/write read only read/write map parameter 5.4.18.1. vbd-create vbd-create vm-uuid=UUID of the VM device=device value vdi-uuid=UUID of the VDI the VBD will connect to [bootable=true] [type=Disk | CD ] [mode=RW | RO ] Create a new VBD on a VM. Appropriate values for the device field are listed in the parameter allowed-VBD-devices on the specified VM. Before any VBDs exist there, the allowable values are integers from 0-15. If the type is Disk, vdi-uuid is required. Mode can be RO or RW for a Disk. If the type is CD, vdi-uuid is optional; if no VDI is specified, an empty VBD will be created for the CD. Mode must be RO for a CD. 5.4.18.2. vbd-destroy vbd-destroy uuid=UUID of VBD Destroy the specified VBD. 5.4.18.3. vbd-eject vbd-eject uuid=UUID of VBD Remove the media from the drive represented by a VBD. This command only works if the media is of a removable type (a physical CD or an ISO); otherwise an error message "VBD_NOT_REMOVABLE_MEDIA" is returned. 5.4.18.4. vbd-insert vbd-insert uuid=UUID of VBD vdi-uuid=UUID of VDI containing media Insert new media into the drive represented by a VBD. This command only works if the media is of a removeable type (a physical CD or an ISO); otherwise an error message "VBD_NOT_REMOVABLE_MEDIA" is returned. 5.4.18.5. vbd-plug vbd-plug uuid=UUID of VBD Attempt to attach the VBD while the VM is in the running state. 5.4.18.6. vbd-unplug vbd-unplug uuid=UUID of VBD Attempts to detach the VBD from the VM while it is in the running state. 82