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Section 3.2.2, “Customizing the VM Client Sections,” on page 32
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Section 3.2.3, “Navigating the VM Client Window,” on page 35
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Section 3.2.4, “Sorting, Searching, and Filtering Lists,” on page 41
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Section 3.2.5, “Viewing Additional Information in Fields or Cells,” on page 46
3.2.1 Multiple VM Operator Logins
Multiple VM operators can each be running an instance of the VM Client that is logged in to the
same VM virtualization grid. In other words, multiple VM operators can simultaneously manage the
VMs on a particular virtualization grid. When any VM operator performs an action against a VM
Client object, all VM Clients that are opened to that virtualization grid are updated accordingly.
Because multiple VM operators can be performing actions independently of each other, the VM
Client interface automatically updates the appropriate locations in its window, such as displaying a
new VM in everyone’s VM Client when it is created by one VM operator.
Various functions in the VM Client have set polling intervals for displaying new information. These
polling intervals determine how quickly one VM operator’s VM Client instance shows another VM
operator’s actions. For example, starting a VM displays that action in the
Progress View section in
just a few seconds, while it might take up to 30 seconds to show the start action for the VM in the
other VM operators’
Virtual Machines list.
For information on creating multiple login IDs for VM operators, see Appendix D, “Adding User
Logins for VM Operators,” on page 159 .