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HP Integrity Virtual Server Manager 6.3 User Guide

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NOTE: The Capacity Advisor Data item is displayed only when you use Integrity Virtual Server
Manager with Matrix Operating Environment for HP-UX; it is not displayed when using Integrity
Virtual Server Manager through HP SMH. The accessibility of the other menu items depends on
the current view and selections. For example, to access the VM or vPar log from the VSP Virtual
Servers tab, a VM or vPar must be selected, as shown in Figure 58.
Figure 58 Integrity Virtual Server Manager View menu
Table 13 describes the View menu options. More detailed information is provided by the Integrity
Virtual Server Manager help.
Table 13 Integrity Virtual Server Manager View menu options
Action SummaryMenu Selection
Displays the VM or vPar Properties General tab. For more
information about this view, see “VM or vPar Properties
view” (page 60).
View→Virtual Server Properties...
Displays the Vswitch Properties General tab. For more
information about this view, see “Virtual Switch (Vswitch)
Properties view” (page 70).
View→Virtual Switch Properties...
Displays the version numbers of Integrity Virtual Server
Manager, Integrity VM, and the providers on the VSP and
each VM or vPar. For more information, see “Viewing
Integrity Virtual Server Manager, Integrity VM, and WBEM
Provider versions” (page 130).
View→Integrity Virtual Server Manager Version
Information...
Displays the events logged by Integrity VM pertaining to
the VSP and all its guests. To use this feature with Integrity
Virtual Server Manager running under HP SMH, you must
be logged into HP SMH with either Operator or
Administrator privileges. For more information, see
“Viewing the VSP log” (page 129).
View→VSP log...
Displays the events logged by Integrity VM pertaining to
a VM or a vPar. To use this feature with Integrity Virtual
Server Manager running under HP SMH, you must be
logged into HP SMH with either Operator or Administrator
privileges. For more information, see “Viewing the VM or
vPar log” (page 130).
View→VM or vPar log...
Using the View menu 81