Virtual Machines

This page provides users with an overview of virtual machines

Accessing Virtual Machines

1. Log in to the T4K Management Console. From the left panel menu, click Backup & Recovery.

2. Select one of the clusters from the left panel menu, which display a dropdown menu click on Virtual Machines.

3. From the page displayed, Create Backup , Create Snapshot or take actions associated with existing Virtual Machines.

Virtual Machine List

Field No.	Field/Button Name	Description
1	Namespace Selector	This dropdown list all the namespaces in the selected cluster alphabetically. Click one or all to display the selection.
2	Search	The search field can be used to find virtual machines to display. The list filters automatically as text is entered.
3	Scheduling Icon	This icon shows whether a virtual machine has had a schedule configured or not.
4	Namespace	Virtual machines are organized by namespaces, with all virtual machines within a namespace listed under its corresponding group.
5	Checkbox	Checkboxes may be selected/deselected to facilitate the execution of bulk actions or to create a backup/snapshot. Use the table header row checkbox to select/deselect all listed virtual machine.
6	Protection icon	This icon shows whether a virtual machine has Backup or Snapshot. It means it is protected by Backup and a Snapshot.
7	Views	View virtual machines in list or honeycomb format.
8	Filter by status	Filter virtual machine based on status. - All - Protected - Unprotected
9	Create Backup	This button is used in combination with checkboxes. Select one or more virtual machines and click the Create Backup button to proceed.
10	Create snapshot	This button is used in combination with checkboxes. Select one or more virtual machines and click the Create Snapshot button to proceed.
11	Bulk Action	Refer to Virtual Machine - Bulk Actions
12	Actions	This button displays a dropdown menu of further actions that can be taken in relation to a virtual machine. Menu options are: - Create Backup - Create Snapshot - View Backup & Restore summary - View Virtual Machine details - View Target summary Refer to