Display VMs

View VM information

1. On the top navigation bar, click Compute.

2. From the left navigation pane, select Resource Navigation > All > Resources.

3. Click the VMs tab.

Customize column display settings

Perform this task to customize the VM information to be displayed. After you perform this task in a host pool, the customized column display settings will apply to all VM tabs under that resource pool.

1. On the top navigation bar, click Compute.

2. From the left navigation pane, select Resource Navigation > All > Resources.

3. Click the VMs tab.

4. Click the Customize Columns button, and then perform the following operations as needed:

   • Select whether to display a column.

   • Set the width of a column.

   • Adjust the sequence of columns by dragging.

   • Reset the column display settings to the default.

5. Click OK.

Parameters

• Alias: Alias of the VM. By default, the system displays this column.

• Description: VM description. By default, the system displays this column.

• Host: Name of the host to which the VM belongs. By default, the system displays this column.

• State: Current state of the VM. By default, the system displays this column.

• CPUs: Total CPU cores of the VM. By default, the system displays this column.

• Memory Size: Memory size of the VM. By default, the system displays this column.

• CPU Usage: Average CPU usage in the last hour. By default, the system displays this column.

• Memory Usage: Average memory usage in the last hour. By default, the system displays this column.

• Operating System: Operating system of the VM. Only Windows and Linux operating systems are supported in the current software version. ARM hosts support only NeoKylin, Kylin, and UOS Linux operating systems. By default, the system displays this column.

• Name: Name of the VM. By default, the system does not display this column.

• IPv4/IPv6 Attributes: IPv4/IPv6 attributes of the VM’s NIC. By default, the system does not display this column.

  To view detailed IPv4/IPv6 attribute information, click the IP address in the IPv4/IPv6 Attributes column. For IPv4 attributes, if the VM is not installed with CAStools, the subnet mask cannot be obtained.

• CAStools Version: CAStools version. This field is available only for VMs installed with CAStools. By default, the system does not display this column.

• CAStools State: CAStools state. This field displays Running if the VM is installed with CAStools and the CAStools is in running state. This field displays Not Running if the VM is not installed with CAStools. This field displays -- if the VM is shut down. By default, the system does not display this column.

• Uptime: Uptime of the VM. By default, the system does not display this column.

• Created At: Time when the VM was created. By default, the system does not display this column.

• Last Shutdown Time: Time when the VM was last shut down. By default, the system does not display this column.

• Time Synchronization: Whether time synchronization is configured for the VM. By default, the system does not display this column.

• Disk Capacity: Disk capacity of the VM. By default, the system does not display this column.

• Available Capacity: Available disk capacity of the VM. By default, the system does not display this column.

• Used Capacity: Used disk capacity of the VM. By default, the system does not display this column.

• Anti-Virus: Anti-virus service state of the VM. ARM hosts do not support the anti-virus service. By default, the system does not display this column.

• VM UUID: UUID of the VM. By default, the system does not display this column.

• Memory Ballooning State: Whether memory ballooning is enabled for the VM.

• HA State: Whether HA is enabled for the VM. By default, the system does not display this column.

• CPU Usage: Real-time CPU usage of the VM. By default, the system does not display this column.

• Used Memory: Memory size that is used by the VM. By default, the system does not display this column.