To view detailed information about a virtual machine or container, you can use the prlctl list -i command. For example, the following command lists all information about the virtual machine MyVM:
# prlctl list -i MyVM
The following table describes the main options displayed by prlctl list -i.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Virtual machine identifier. Usually, you use this ID, along with the virtual machine name, when performing an operation on the virtual machine. |
| Kernel virtual machine identifier. This is the ID the kernel on the physical server uses to refer to a virtual machine when displaying some information on this virtual machine. |
| Virtual machine name. |
| Virtual machine description. |
| Virtual machine state. |
| Guest operating system installed in a virtual machine. |
| Time that shows for how long a virtual machine has been running since counter reset. NoteNote: The uptime counter as well as count start date and time can be reset with the |
| Directory storing virtual machine files. |
| Shows whether OpenVZ guest tools are installed in a virtual machine. |
| Shows whether a virtual machine is automatically started when you turn on the physical server. |
| Order in which the virtual machine devices are checked for an operating system. |
| Devices available in a virtual machine. |
| Denotes whether the offline management feature is enabled for the virtual machine, and if yes, lists the available offline services. |
Note
Note: The options prlctl list displays for containers are similar to those for virtual machines.
