27 | | || 6 || [[Color(green,Pass)]] || || || (exoticket:10) || |
28 | | || 7 || [[Color(yellow,Complete)]] || || || (exoticket:10) || |
29 | | || 8 || [[Color(#63B8FF,In Progress)]] || || || (exoticket:10) || |
| 27 | || 6 || [[Color(green,Pass)]] || || || || |
| 28 | || 7 || [[Color(yellow,Complete)]] || || || We should re-test this if the switch gains the ability to track MAC addresses || |
| 29 | || 8 || [[Color(#63B8FF,In Progress)]] || || || || |
| 966 | |
| 967 | '''2013-03-14 update:''' Jonathan showed me how to use virsh as root to get a list of the running VMs: |
| 968 | |
| 969 | {{{ |
| 970 | [root@bbn-w6 ~]# virsh list |
| 971 | Id Name State |
| 972 | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| 973 | 679 instance-00002aaa running |
| 974 | 681 instance-00002ac7 running |
| 975 | 696 instance-00002b73 running |
| 976 | 698 instance-00002b77 running |
| 977 | 700 instance-00002b86 running |
| 978 | 701 instance-00002b87 running |
| 979 | 702 instance-00002b96 running |
| 980 | 704 instance-00002ba0 running |
| 981 | 705 instance-00002bc3 running |
| 982 | }}} |
| 983 | |
| 984 | So, that's how to get a list. |