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Deleting Media from the Library, Sharing Media Files, Changing Shared Media Files to Private Files

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VMware® Lab Manager User's Guide Deleting Media from the Library Administrators and owners of media files can delete media. „ Deleting a media file on SMB storage deletes the file in the storage server. „ Deleting a media file on NFS storage only deletes the Lab Manager database entry, not the actual file. To delete media from the library 1 In the left pane, click Media. 2 Move the pointer over a media file name and choose Delete from the menu. 3 Confirm to delete the file. Sharing Media Files You can make media files available to others for use. To share media files 1 In the left pane, click Media. 2 Move the pointer over the name of a private media file and choose Make Shared from the menu. Changing Shared Media Files to Private Files You can keep media files for private use. To change shared media files to private files 1 In the left pane, click Media. 2 Move the pointer over the name of a shared media file and choose Make Private from the menu. Editing Media Properties From the Media page, you can edit the properties of a media file. To edit media properties 1 In the left pane, click Media. 2 Move the pointer over a media file name and choose Properties from the menu. 104 VMware, Inc.

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VMware® Lab Manager User’s Guide
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VMware, Inc.
Deleting Media from the Library
Administrators and owners of media files can delete media.
Deleting a media file on SMB storage deletes the file in the storage server.
Deleting a media file on NFS storage only deletes the Lab Manager database entry,
not the actual file.
To delete media from the library
1
In the left pane, click
Media
.
2
Move the pointer over a media file name and choose
Delete
from the menu.
3
Confirm to delete the file.
Sharing Media Files
You can make media files available to others for use.
To share media files
1
In the left pane, click
Media
.
2
Move the pointer over the name of a private media file and choose
Make Shared
from the menu.
Changing Shared Media Files to Private Files
You can keep media files for private use.
To change shared media files to private files
1
In the left pane, click
Media
.
2
Move the pointer over the name of a shared media file and choose
Make Private
from the menu.
Editing Media Properties
From the Media page, you can edit the properties of a media file.
To edit media properties
1
In the left pane, click
Media
.
2
Move the pointer over a media file name and choose
Properties
from the menu.