I'd like to script some VM management, and would like to reclaim disk space from the command line (via `prlctl` or something similar). What is the command for doing that?
So I'm creating a snapshot using command
prlctl snapshot my_vm --name xyz --description abc
But then there seems to be no way to use that name or description in other prlctl snapshot-x commands.
For example how do I delete a snapshot called xyz? There just seems to be the option to do:
prlctl...
All of a sudden I'm having an issue where I have to use CAPSLOCK to enter any capitalization in the command line and I can't type a ":" at all, not even using the onscreen keyboard feature. This is rendering my command line useless and o can not figure out what to do. Any suggestions or is...
Hello,
I wanna disable Parallels updates throught remote desktop in diferents hosts with commands, somebody can tell me what command is neccesary? I wanna use the command line utility prlsrvctl and prlctl or similar.
What command i need to use?
Thank you very much for help.
Hello,
Whenever I use Parallels Client for Linux via a command line (/opt/2X/Client/bin/appserverclient) for an RDP connection with NLA enabled and I do not pass the password by parameter, the client tries to establish a connection by sending an empty password before and in the sequence...
I have an 80gb Windows VM and, to save space on a laptop SSD, I'd like to convert it to an expanding disk (I'm not using anywhere near the 80gb I initially gave it). I'm pretty sure I can do this with the command line tools, but I can't find the right syntax. (I could swear I saw it posted...
I'm looking for the syntax/commands so that I can use pmmctl to force police updates on the client side via shh or from ARD running unix scripts. Has any one done this before