HP Matrix Operating Environment Software - Manual (Page 68)

Table 5 Data displayed by the Vswitch Properties General tab (continued)
Description Data
The set of inactive virtual machines with at least one virtual network interface card in the virtual
machine configured to use the vswitch as a backing device Configured, but
not actively used
by
If the VM Host is running HP Integrity Virtual Machines Version 2.0 or greater, a table of the VLAN
(virtual LAN) port assignments, if any. (A VLAN defines the logical connectivity defined by a LAN.)
This table lists the following information: Vswitch Port
Assignments
Description Data
Port IDs for the vswitch Port
If a VLAN ID has been specified for this port, it
is displayed here; otherwise, this column displays
(none) VLAN ID
List of virtual machines that are assigned to this
vswitch port Assigned to
Vswitch Properties Network tab
The Vswitch Properties Network tab shows information about the network devices for a specific
virtual switch.
Quick reference
Figure 42 Vswitch Properties Network tab
1 Goes back to the previous view, in this case the VM Properties view. When you access the
Vswitch Properties view from another VM Manager view (such as the VM Properties view),
the link returns you to that previous VM Manager view.
2 Displays this window in a format suitable for printing.
3 Updates the data displayed on this page. In general, VM Manager tabbed view screens are
refreshed automatically at regular intervals, and VM Manager screens that display configuration
data are updated instantaneously when you use VM Manager to change the related
configuration parameters. However, when changes to the virtual machine I/O configuration
are made using tools other than VM Manager (such as adding or removing I/O devices by
using the VM Host command line), the updated configuration data is not shown until the screen
is refreshed.
4 Displays information about the virtual machine.
5 Allows you to perform an action on the virtual machine or I/O device. Select the box, then
select an action from one of the menus available on the VM Manager menu bar.
68 Using VM Manager views and tabs