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message-destroy
message-destroy {uuid=<message_uuid>}
Destroys an existing message. You can build a script to destroy all messages. For example:
# Dismiss all alerts \
IFS=","; for m in $(xe message-list params=uuid --minimal); do \
xe message-destroy uuid=$m \
done
message-list
message-list
Lists all messages, or messages that match the specified standard selectable parameters.
Network Commands
Commands for working with networks.
The network objects can be listed with the standard object listing command (xe network-list), and the parameters
manipulated with the standard parameter commands. See the section called “Low-level Parameter Commands”
for details.
Network Parameters
Networks have the following parameters:
Parameter Name Description Type
uuid The unique identifier/object reference for
the network
read only
name-label The name of the network read write
name-description The description text of the network read write
VIF-uuids A list of unique identifiers of the VIFs (virtual
network interfaces) that are attached from
VMs to this network
read only set parameter
PIF-uuids A list of unique identifiers of the PIFs
(physical network interfaces) that are
attached from XenServer hosts to this
network
read only set parameter
bridge name of the bridge corresponding to this
network on the local XenServer host
read only
other-config:static-
routes
comma-separated list of <subnet>/
<netmask>/<gateway> formatted entries
specifying the gateway address through
which to route subnets. For example, setting
other-config:static-routes to
172.16.0.0/15/192.168.0.3,172.18.0.0/16/192.168.0.4
causes traffic on 172.16.0.0/15 to be
routed over 192.168.0.3 and traffic
on 172.18.0.0/16 to be routed over
192.168.0.4.
read write