prlctl pause, prlctl suspend, prlctl resume

These commands are used to pause, suspend, and resume a virtual machine, respectively. The commands have the following syntax:

prlctl pause < ID | name > [-v, --verbose number ]

prlctl suspend < ID | name > [-v, --verbose number ]

prlctl resume < ID | name > [-v, --verbose number ]

The commands are used to perform the following actions:

prlctl pause is used to pause the specified virtual machine;
prlctl suspend is to save the current state of the specified virtual machine by suspending it;
prlctl resume is used to resume the virtual machine that was suspended with the prlctl suspend command.

The options available to the commands are explained in the table below:

Parameter Name	Description
`name`	The name of the virtual machine to be paused/suspended/resumed.
`ID`	The unique ID of the virtual machine you wish to pause/suspend/resume. You can use the `prlctl list` command to learn what ID is assigned to the virtual machine.
`-v, --verbose` `number`	Sets the verbosity level for the executed command. The greater number you specify, the more verbose output the command will produce.