Creating a Virtual CD
        Create a virtual CD (VCD)  to make software installation media available to the virtual machines (VM) on your everRun system.
        To create a VCD, use the Virtual CD Creation Wizard to upload or copy an ISO file to a storage device on the everRun system. Thereafter, you can boot from it (see Booting from a Virtual CD) to install a guest operating system or start a VM from a bootable recovery VCD. You can also insert a VCD into a running VM (see Inserting a Virtual CD) to install software applications.
        
            Notes:  
            
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                    Each VCD consumes disk space in the storage group in which it is stored. Unless you use a VCD on a regular basis, remove it when it is no longer needed.
 
                - If you create a bootable VCD for installation, it must be a single CD or DVD. Multiple CDs or DVDs are not supported.
 
            
         
        To create a VCD
        
            - If necessary, create ISO files of any physical media for which you will create VCDs.
 
            - Open the Virtual CDs page in the everRun Availability Console. 
 
            - Click  Create VCD to open the Virtual CD Creation Wizard. 
 
            - In the wizard, select a storage group with sufficient free space for the VCD.
 
            - Type a name for the VCD.
 
            - Select a source  for the VCD:
- Upload ISO file uploads a file from your system running the everRun Availability Console. Click Browse, select the ISO file on your system, and click Open.
 - Copy CD ISO from network source copies the file from a Web URL. Specify the URL of the ISO file.
 
 
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Click Finish to upload or copy the ISO file from the specified source.
                The Virtual CD Creation Wizard displays progress of the upload.
             
        
        You can determine the status of a VCD by checking the State column on the Virtual CDs page:
        
            - A syncing icon (
) indicates that the VCD is still being created. 
            - A broken icon (
) indicates that the VCD creation failed. Remove the VCD and try creating it again. 
            - A normal icon (
) indicates that the transfer is complete and that the VCD is ready to use.