Users Guide

• Risk Profile 1: Indicates guidelines for the highest security environments, such as top-secret

government or military installations, or anyone with sensitive data or in a highly regulated

environment.

NOTE: By selecting a more secure policy, you lose some VM functionality, such as automated

tools, inability to shrink VM disks, persistent mode only, no logging and performance

information, blocked device interactions, and limited remote console connections. See the

hardening guides for more details.

10. Click Create and Start a New VM.

11. After the VM is created, the EVO:RAIL Management interface is displayed.

Monitor VMs

EVO:RAIL Management allows users to view all VMs in a grid. Use the Filter By and Sort By lists in the

upper-right corner to arrange the VMs. Use the Search box to search for VMs by name.

If you click a VM, you can have the following options depending on the state of your VM. To view all the

options, click the VM.

• Install VMware Tools

NOTE: To install VMware Tools, your guest OS must already be installed on your VM, and the guest

OS ISO disk must be ejected from the virtual CD drive.

• Rename VM

• Eject ISO

• Open console

• Clone VM

NOTE: The VM is same as the original. A message is displayed asking you to type a new CM

name.

• Suspend or Resume

• Delete

NOTE: Only accessible if VM is shut down or turned off.