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Exploring the XenCenter workspace
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Resource Status Icons
The status of managed resources - servers (hosts), virtual machines, storage, and templates - is represented using different icons in the Resources pane and elsewhere in XenCenter:
Pools
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A pool that is connected and is up and running normally. |
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A mixed-mode pool with hosts in different upgrade states. This icon appears if one or more of your hosts are in a less upgraded state than the pool coordinator. For example, if your host is running an older version of XenServer or Citrix Hypervisor than your pool coordinator. |
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A mixed-mode pool with hosts in different update states. This icon appears if one or more of your hosts are in a less updated state than the pool coordinator. For example, if you have a XenServer 8 pool and you haven’t applied the latest updates to all hosts in the pool or if you have a Citrix Hypervisor 8.2 CU1 pool and you haven’t applied the same set of hotfixes to all hosts in the pool. |
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A pool that is unlicensed. |
Servers
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A host that is connected and is up and running normally. |
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A host that is temporarily not connected to XenCenter, for example because it is being rebooted or is in the process of connecting. |
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A host that is disconnected, for example because it has been shut down. |
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A host that is currently in maintenance mode. See Run in maintenance mode. |
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A host on which a crash dump file has been created as a result of a system failure. Crash dump files are located in a folder named crash under the /var directory on the host. Crash dump files can provide invaluable information to your support engineer to aid in diagnosing XenServer-related problems. This file can be included in host status reports generated in XenCenter using the Get Server Status Report utility. See Creating a Server Status Report for more information on using this feature. When you remove the crash dump file from the /var directory on the host, the host status icon shown in XenCenter is restored to normal. |
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A host that requires updating because it is less updated than the pool coordinator. See Update your XenServer hosts or Update your Citrix Hypervisor hosts. |
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A host that requires upgrading because it is running an older version of XenServer than the pool coordinator. See Upgrade your hosts. |
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A host that is unlicensed. |
Virtual machines, VM templates, and vApps
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A virtual machine that is up and running normally. |
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A virtual machine that is currently suspended. |
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A virtual machine that is currently unavailable, for example because it is being rebooted or suspended. |
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A virtual machine that is not running, for example because it has been shut down. |
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A virtual machine that is currently migrating. See Migrate Virtual Machines. |
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XenServer VM template. |
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A custom (user-defined) VM template. |
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XenServer vApps. See Managing vApps. |
VM snapshots
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A disk-only VM snapshot. |
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A scheduled disk-only VM snapshot. |
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A disk and memory VM snapshot. |
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A scheduled disk and memory VM snapshot. |
Storage
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A storage repository. |
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The default storage repository for a pool. |
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A storage repository that is not currently connected. |
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A storage repository that is currently unavailable. See Resolving SR Connectivity Problems. |
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A virtual disk. |
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A virtual disk snapshot. This object is a snapshot of a VM’s disks, and is created when a snapshot is made of the VM. See VM Snapshots for information about taking VM snapshots, and see Snapshots to find out more about disk snapshots. |
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