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Click View > Show Progress View to open the Progress window.
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View its progress in the Jobs tab of the Development Client .
5.3.4 Shutting Down a VM
Shutting down a VM is the same as shutting down any computer. Its current state is not saved. If you
want to retain a VM’s state, use one of the following options instead:
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Section 5.3.6, “Pausing a VM,” on page 85
Š Section 5.3.8, “Suspending a VM,” on page 85
To shut down a VM:
1 In the VM Client , click the Virtual Machines view.
2 Do one of the following:
Š Select the VMs to be shut down, then click the button.
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Select the VMs to be shut down, then click Actions > Shut Down .
Š Right-click each VM to be shut down, then select Shut Down .
The selected VMs are shut down. Their current state is not saved.
3 You can view the shutdown progress in any of the following ways:
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Double-click the VM being shut down, click the Event Log tab, then double-click the
entry related to the process that has the icon next to it. The Event Log Details dialog
box is displayed and is automatically updated as events occur.
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Observe messages at the bottom of the VM Client interface.
Š Click View > Show Progress View to open the Progress window.
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View its progress in the Jobs tab of the Development Client .
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To restart a VM that is shut down, continue with Section 5.3.3, “Starting a VM,” on page 82 .
5.3.5 Accessing a VM’s Console
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In the VM Client , click the Virtual Machines view.
2 Do one of the following:
Š Select the VM, then click the button.
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Select the VM, then click View > Show Console .
Š Right-click the VM, then select Show Console .
3 Provide the VNC password, then click OK .