Create
Import/Restore
Imports a VM from a set of OVF and VHD files. See Creating and Migrating Virtual Machines.
The import wizard allows you to import a VM to create a new instance of the VM or restore a VM to create an identical VM with the same hardware IDs provided in the OVF and VHD files.
Open Virtual Machine Format (OVF) is an open standard for packaging and distributing physical or virtual machine data. The OVF format contains meta-data information about the VM. A Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) is a file that contains the virtual disk information.
Console
Opens a console for the selected VM. See Opening a Virtual Machine Console Session.
Snapshot
Creates a VM snapshot that you can export to OVF and VHD files. See Managing Snapshots.
Shutdown
Shuts down the selected VM. See Shutting Down a Virtual Machine.
Power Off
Immediately stops processing in the selected VM and destroys its memory state. Use this only as a last resort, when the VM cannot be successfully shutdown. See Powering Off a Virtual Machine.
Config
Launches the Reprovision Virtual Machine wizard. The VM must be shut down prior to launching this wizard. See Reprovisioning Virtual Machine Resources
Restore
Recovers an existing VM on your everRun system by overwriting the VM from a previous backup copy of OVF and VHD files. See Replacing a Virtual Machine from an OVF File.
Snapshot
Start
Boots the selected VM. See Starting a Virtual Machine.
Boot From CD
Boots a VM from the selected virtual CD. See Booting from a Virtual CD.
Reset Device
Resets the mean time between failures (MTBF) counter for a VM so it can be brought back into service. See Resetting MTBF for a Failed Virtual Machine.
When a VM crashes, the everRun software automatically restarts it, unless it has fallen below its MTBF threshold. If the VM is below the MTBF threshold, the everRun software leaves it in the crashed state. If necessary, you can click Reset Device to restart the VM and reset the MTBF counter.