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When you restore a server pool, all the data stored in the Oracle VM Manager database Isdeleted, and the data in the server pool master and virtual machine servers is used to restock the database.

When you restore a server pool, all servers are removed from the pool, and the data in the database is removed, restoring the server pool to its initial state.

When you restore a server pool, all the data stored in the server pool master will be deleted, and will be synchronized with the latest information from the Oracle VM Manager database. The server pool master is responsible for updating the individual Oracle VM servers' agent databases.

When you restore a server pool, a signal is sent out toeach server in the pool, which responds with the current state of all of the virtual machines it hosts. This data is used to restore the data in the Oracle VM database.

Configure the user name, password and IP address using Oracle VM agent.

Configure the user name, password and IP address using the Oracle VM manager.

Edit the IPMI.conf file on the Oracle VM server to enable automatic power setting.

Enable Wake-ON-LAN in the server BIOS.

Enable automatic power saving in Oracle VM Manager.

Each physical NIC is mapped to one or more virtual networks, each of which is assigned a Xen bridge.

One Xen bridge will be created for each physical NIC.

All physical NICs are mapped to a single Xen bridge.

No mapping of physical NICs to Xen bridges is done by default.

The first physicalNIC is assigned to dom0's management; a Xen bridge is then created for each of the remaining cards.

Provide a separate network segment use for the secure live migration of VM.

Provide anetwork capable of managing all virtual machines through Oracle VM manager.

Provide a separate network for all users and application traffic to/from virtual machines.

Allow virtual machines to access all virtual disks images without interfering withthe cluster heartbeat.

Allow Oracle VM manager to monitor the status of all virtual machines.