Use the Virtual Machines page to see all virtual machines on the same host as the selected connection.
To open the Virtual Machines Page
Click Virtualization | Virtual Machines.
Grid on the Virtual Machines Page
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
|
Name |
The name of the virtual machine. |
|
Powered |
Power state of the virtual machine. Green indicates powered on. Red indicates powered off. |
|
Host |
Name of the physical machine that hosts the virtual machine. |
|
Host CPU - MHz |
Amount of CPU the virtual machine is using on the host. The bar charts are indicative of the comparative use of CPU by each virtual machine on the host. |
|
Virtual CPUs |
Number of CPU the virtual machine can use as per how it has been configured. |
|
Host Memory - MB |
Quantity of memory the host is giving to the virtual machine as a proportion of the memory the host has allocated to the virtual machine. |
|
Configured Memory - MB |
Quantity of memory the virtual machine can use as per how it has been configured. |
|
Guest Memory - MB |
Quantity of memory the virtual machine is using. |
|
Status |
Condition of the virtual machine as per ESX alarms. Green indicates that no ESX alarms have been raised. Yellow and red indicate that ESX has raised an alarm. Note: There is no connection between the Status column and Spotlight on Oracle alarms. The source of the Status column is ESX alarms, not Spotlight on Oracle alarms. |
|
Spotlight |
Click to see the Spotlight on Oracle home page for the selected connection. |
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Database |
Specifications for the Oracle database. |
