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Topics that contain the literal phrase "cat food" and all its grammatical variations. Without the quotation marks, the query is equivalent to specifying an OR operator, which finds topics with one of the individual words instead of the phrase. |
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Topics that contain one string and do not contain another | ^ (caret) |
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- Virtual machine and VM template tasks
- Supported tasks
- Create and provision a VM - vCenter
- Create and provision a VM - SCVMM
- Deploy a VM from a VM template - vCenter
- Deploy a VM from a VM template - SCVMM
- Clone a VM - vCenter
- Install the SA Agent on a VM
- Modify a VM - vCenter and SCVMM
- Migrate a VM - vCenter
- Migrate a VM - SCVMM
- Deactivate the SA Agent on a VM
- Delete a VM - vCenter and SCVMM
- Power on/off a VM - vCenter and SCVMM
- Suspend a VM - vCenter and SCVMM
- Pause a VM - SCVMM
- Reset a VM - vCenter
- Shut down a VM guest OS - vCenter and SCVMM
- Restart a VM guest OS - vCenter
- Convert a VM to a VM template - vCenter
- Convert a VM to a VM template - SCVMM
- Modify a VM template - vCenter and SCVMM
- Delete a VM template - vCenter and SCVMM
Deactivate the SA Agent on a VM
Deactivating the SA Agent on a virtual machine is the same as deactivating the agent on a physical machine: it makes the server no longer agent-managed. Virtual servers that are not agent-managed can still be managed by a Virtualization Service.
This is the same process used for physical servers, which are accessed under the Devices tab. For more information about the SA Agent and agent-managed servers, see the SA 10.51
- In the SA Client, select the Virtualization tab to display your virtualization inventory.
- Navigate to the agent-managed VM you want to deactivate.
- Select the desired VMs and right-click or select the Actions menu and select Deactivate SA Agent.
- Verify that you want to deactivate the agent on the VM and select Deactivate.
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