If you deploy a single VM, which is not needed to be seen as a regular machine in your physical network, you can select the NAT mode for VM networking. If you want your VM to be fully representative in your physical network, use the Bridged mode. The model of the emulated virtual network adapter is selected from the drop-down menu. You may set the MAC address manually if necessary.
Configure Port Forwarding for accessing VMs that use the NAT network mode from the physical network your host machine is connected to if necessary. Serial Ports. Shared Folders. Shared folders are used for file exchange between host OS and guest OS. Normal Start. Opens a VM window and displays the video output of the VM in that window similarly as the output of the physical machine is displayed on a monitor. When you close the VM window, VirtualBox asks you what to do:. Headless Start. Detachable start.
This is the combination of the normal start and headless start. When you close the VirtualBox VM window, one more option is available — Continue running in the background. This process is displayed in the new VirtualBox VM window. Guest Additions are a set of drivers and system utilities for supported guest operating systems that optimize the guest OS performance and usability, in addition to providing closer interaction between host and guest operating systems.
Features such as mouse pointer integration, enhanced video mode support, shared folders, shared clipboard, and time synchronization can be enabled after installing VirtualBox Guest Additions on a guest OS.
Open the contents of the disc and run the VBoxWindowsAdditions-amd After the installation wizard opens, follow the tips of the wizard recommendations, clicking Next on each step to continue. In the end of installation, reboot the virtual machine. Hit the Add Share icon a folder with a green plus , then enter the path of the folder you want shared on your host machine, and define the folder name. You can make a shared folder read-only and enable auto mount.
Hit OK twice to apply changes. Power on the VM on which Windows Server has been installed. For more convenience, right click the shared folder and in the context menu, select Map network drive to mount. Select any free letter, for example Z: to finish. Now your shared folder is ready to copy files between the host and guest operating systems. Shared Clipboard is a useful feature that allows you to copy a fragment of text, image, multiple files etc.
One of the advantages of VMs is the ease of copying virtual machines and making machine clones. You can clone a VM by using built-in VirtualBox options and manually.
Choose the clone type full clone or linked clone , snapshot options current machine state or everything.
In the case of VM cloning, unique identifiers of the operating system and virtual disks are changed. If you select Full clone , a full copy of the source VM including all virtual disk files is created.
All VM files are copied independently to the destination folder. A source VM is not needed for VM-clone operating. If the Linked clone option is selected, all files of the source VM are not copied. A new VM is created, a snapshot of the parent virtual disk of the source VM is taken for creating differencing disks. Reinitialize the MAC address of all network cards. Copying a VM folder with all VM files can be considered manual backup of the virtual machine.
Snapshots allow you to save the working state of a VM and roll back to that state later after changes have been made in a VM. Using snapshots is recommended for testing, for example, when you need to install some applications and see how they work without any risk of harming the entire system. If applications work incorrectly or you need to try another version of software, just revert the VM state by using a snapshot that has been already created.
This approach is convenient and helps you save a lot of time. Using snapshots is not, however, equal to making backups. How to use VirtualBox for taking VM snapshots? Hit the Take icon to create a new snapshot, then enter a snapshot name and description. After taking a snapshot, a new differencing virtual disk will be created in the Snapshots subfolder of your VM folder.
The file format is the same as for your original virtual disk VDI in this case. All new changes made inside a VM after creating a snapshot are written to that differencing virtual disk. If you create a second snapshot, the second differencing virtual disk is created, and so on.
When you need to restore the virtual machine state from the snapshot, right click the snapshot name and in the context menu, select Restore. Check the box if you need to create a snapshot of the current virtual machine state. The VM must be in the powered off state. If the snapshot is not needed any more, it can be deleted. When a snapshot located before the current VM state is being deleted, it is deleted by merging a differencing disk related to the snapshot with the parent virtual disk or differencing disk.
If your current VM state is represented by a snapshot in the middle of the snapshot chain, deleting a snapshot in the end of the snapshot chain causes deletion of the differencing virtual disk file related to that snapshot without merging. This section tells you how to use VirtualBox for recording a video about everything that can be seen in the user interface of the virtual machine.
When using physical machines, you cannot install software for recording a video of operating system installation, or console usage in the operating systems without GUI. VirtualBox helps you resolve this issue and has a built-in feature for video recording of everything you see in the virtual monitor VirtualBox VM window.
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In mid-to-large size environments, generally there would be multiple DLES agents used for performing the collection tasks efficiently. The customer does not need to purchase licenses for the Acronis DeviceLock Enterprise Server component, as it is included with the Acronis DeviceLock Core module licensing that is tied to the number of endpoints being managed. The server can be installed and used in any number of instances required for efficient collection of audit and shadow data.
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Licensing is based on the desired maximum number of searchable documents and log entries. In case you have any difficulties, we have collected all the useful materials for this product in our FAQ and Documentation. Also you can always ask your question on our Discussion Boards. Follow the instructions at the Technical Support Site to get prompt support by phone, chat or e-mail.
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