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• <class>-param-get
• <class>-param-set
• <class>-param-list
• <class>-param-add
• <class>-param-remove
• <class>-param-clear
where <class> is one of:
• bond
• console
• host
• host-crashdump
• host-cpu
• network
• patch
• pbd
• pif
• pool
• sm
• sr
• task
• template
• vbd
• vdi
• vif
• vlan
• vm
Note that not every value of <class> has the full set of <class>-param- commands; some have just a subset.
Parameter Types
The objects that are addressed with the xe commands have sets of parameters that identify them and define
their states.
Most parameters take a single value. For example, the name-label parameter of a VM contains a single string
value. In the output from parameter list commands such as xe vm-param-list, such parameters have an indication
in parentheses that defines whether they can be read and written to, or are read-only. For example, the output
of xe vm-param-list on a specified VM might have the lines
user-version ( RW): 1
is-control-domain ( RO): false
The first parameter, user-version, is writable and has the value 1. The second, is-control-domain, is
read-only and has a value of false.
The two other types of parameters are multi-valued. A set parameter contains a list of values. A map parameter
is a set of key/value pairs. As an example, look at the following excerpt of some sample output of the xe vm-
param-list on a specified VM:
- 1.1 Edition 1
- Contents 3
- Document Overview 19
- New Features in XenServer 6.0 20
- XenServer Documentation 22
- Managing Users 23
- Upgrading XenServer 24
- User Authentication 26
- Removing Access for a User 27
- Role Based Access Control 28
- RBAC process 29
- Definitions of Permissions 32
- Using RBAC with the CLI 35
- To Add a Subject to RBAC 37
- Auditing 38
- Creating a Resource Pool 41
- Adding Shared Storage 42
- High Availability 44
- Configuration Requirements 45
- Restart Priorities 46
- Enabling HA Using the CLI 47
- Host Power On 48
- Key/Value Pairs 50
- Sample Script 50
- Storage Overview 52
- Virtual Disk Data Formats 53
- Virtual Block Devices (VBDs) 53
- Summary of Storage objects 53
- LUN-based VDIs 54
- Storage Repository Types 55
- Local EXT3 VHD 56
- Software iSCSI Support 57
- Citrix StorageLink SRs 57
- For example: 60
- Sample QLogic iSCSI HBA setup 62
- LVM over iSCSI 63
- Storage Configuration 67
- VDI Types 68
- Probing an SR 69
- SR is created 71
- Storage Multipathing 72
- Managing Storage Repositories 73
- Resizing an SR 74
- Virtual Disk QoS Settings 77
- Configuring VM Memory 79
- The Concept of Static Range 80
- DMC Behaviour 80
- How Does DMC Work? 80
- Memory Constraints 81
- Supported Operating Systems 81
- Updating Memory Properties 83
- Upgrade Issues 84
- Xen Memory Usage 85
- Networking 87
- XenServer Networking Overview 88
- Networks 89
- NIC Bonds 89
- Switch Configuration 91
- Active-Active Bonding 92
- Active-Passive Bonding 93
- Cross-Server Private networks 94
- Creating VLANs 96
- Creating a NIC bond 97
- Reverting NIC bonds 98
- Using SR-IOV Enabled NICs 100
- Hostname 102
- DNS servers 102
- Networking Troubleshooting 103
- Diagnosing network corruption 104
- Disaster Recovery and Backup 105
- Deployment Considerations 107
- (Failback) 108
- Test Failover 109
- Creating vApps 111
- To backup pool metadata 112
- To backup a VM 112
- To backup VM metadata only 112
- Backing up XenServer hosts 113
- Backing up VMs 114
- VM Snapshots 115
- Deleting a snapshot 117
- Snapshot Templates 118
- VM Protection and Recovery 120
- Coping with machine failures 120
- Member failures 121
- Master failures 121
- Pool failures 122
- Physical Machine failure 122
- Customizing Alerts 125
- Configuring Email Alerts 126
- Custom Fields and Tags 127
- Custom Searches 127
- Troubleshooting 128
- XenCenter logs 129
- XenServer host 129
- Basic xe Syntax 130
- Special Characters and Syntax 131
- Command Types 131
- Parameter Types 132
- Low-level Parameter Commands 133
- Low-level List Commands 133
- Appliance Commands 134
- Audit Commands 135
- Bonding Commands 136
- CD Commands 136
- Console Commands 138
- Event Commands 140
- GPU Commands 141
- GPU Group Parameters 142
- Virtual GPU (vGPU) Parameters 142
- Host Commands 143
- Host Parameters 144
- Log Commands 154
- Message Commands 154
- Network Commands 155
- Patch (Update) Commands 156
- PBD Commands 157
- PIF Commands 158
- PIF Parameters 159
- Pool Commands 162
- Storage Manager Commands 165
- SR Commands 165
- Task Commands 168
- Template Commands 169
- Update Commands 175
- User Commands 176
- VBD Commands 176
- VDI Commands 178
- VDI Parameters 179
- VIF Commands 182
- 183
- VLAN Commands 184
- VM Commands 185
- Commands 204
- To run the wlbconfig command 205
- To edit the wlb.conf file 205
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