vdsm-tool (1) Linux Manual Page
vdsm-tool – Virtual Desktops and Servers Manager Tool
Synopsis
vdsm-tool [options] <action> [arguments]Description
vdsm-tool is a command line tool for configuring VDSM.Options
- -h, –help
- Displays a list of options.
- -l, –logfile <path>
- Specifies a path on the local file system to which any messages output by the operation being performed will be redirected.
- -v, –verbose
- Specifies that additional information is to be included in logging.
- -a, –append
- Specifies that log files are to be appended to instead of truncated.
- Options for the configurator module:
- configure
- Configures external services for VDSM.
- Usage: vdsm-tool [options] configure [-h|…]
- -h, –help
- Displays a list of options.
- –module STRING
- Specifies the module on which the action is to be run, such as ‘libvirt’ or ‘sanlock’. If no module is specified, the action will be performed on all relevant modules.
- –force
- Forces configuration and triggers the restart of relevant services.
- -h, –help
- Usage: vdsm-tool [options] configure [-h|…]
- is-configured
- Determines if a given module has been configured.
- Usage: vdsm-tool is-configured [-h] [–module STRING]
- -h, –help
- Displays a list of options.
- –module STRING
- Specifies the module on which the action is to be run, such as ‘libvirt’ or ‘sanlock’. If no module is specified, the action will be performed on all relevant modules.
- -h, –help
- Usage: vdsm-tool is-configured [-h] [–module STRING]
- validate-config
- Determines if the current configuration is valid.
- Usage: vdsm-tool validate-config [-h] [–module STRING]
- -h, –help
- Displays a list of options.
- –module STRING
- Specifies the module on which the action is to be run, such as ‘libvirt’ or ‘sanlock’. If no module is specified, the action will be performed on all relevant modules.
- -h, –help
- Usage: vdsm-tool validate-config [-h] [–module STRING]
- configure
- Options for the dummybr module:
- dummybr
- Defines a dummy bridge on a libvirt network.
- dummybr
- Options for the nwfilter module:
- nwfilter
- Defines network filters on libvirt.
- nwfilter
- Options for the restore_nets module:
- restore-nets
- Restores the networks to what was previously persisted via VDSM.
- restore-nets
- Options for the restore_nets_init module:
- restore-nets-init
- Restore IP+link configuration of persisted networks.
- restore-nets-init
- Options for the service module:
- service-disable
- Disables a system service.
- service-is-managed
- Checks whether a given system service exists.
- service-reload
- Notifies a system service to reload its configuration.
- service-restart
- Restarts a system service.
- service-start
- Starts a system service.
- service-status
- Gets the current status of a system service.
- service-stop
- Stops a system service.
- service-disable
- Options for the transient module:
- cleanup-transient-repository
- Cleans up the unused transient disks present in the repository. (NOTE: do NOT execute this command when the VDSM daemon is running.)
- setup-transient-repository
- Prepares the transient disks repository.
- cleanup-transient-repository
- Options for the unified_persistence module:
- upgrade-unified-persistence
- Upgrades host networking persistence from ifcfg to unified if the persistence model is set as unified in the /usr/lib64/python2.X/site-packages/vdsm/config.py file.
- Usage: vdsm-tool upgrade-unified-persistence [-h] [–run-again]
- -h, –help
- Displays a list of options.
- –run-again
- Runs the upgrade operation again, even if this operation has been performed previously.
- -h, –help
- Usage: vdsm-tool upgrade-unified-persistence [-h] [–run-again]
- upgrade-unified-persistence
- Options for the validate_ovirt_certs module:
- validate-ovirt-certs
- Validates vdsmcert.pem against cacert.pem. If the current cacert.pem is invalid, the command will find a valid certificate file and replace the old cacert.pem with that certificate, and then persist that change.
- validate-ovirt-certs
- Options for the vdsm-id module:
- vdsm-id
- Prints the host UUID.
- vdsm-id