Name

Description

<CT_ID>

Container ID.

--device-add hdd

Adds a virtual hard disk to the Container.

If no other options are specified, the command creates a new unmounted disk with the following parameters:

• name: hdd <N> where <N> is the next available disk index.
• size: 65536 MB
• image location: /vz/private/ <CT_ID> /disk- <ID> .hdd .

Note: In the current version of Parallels Cloud Server, only expanding SATA disks can be added to Containers.

--device-set hdd <N>

Modifies the parameters of the virtual hard disk hdd <N> .

Note: For the list of disks, use the prlctl list -i command.

--image <file>

Specifies an image file that will be used to emulate the virtual disk.

• If the specified image does not exist, it is created and used to emulate the virtual hard disk.
• If the specified image exists, it is used to emulate the virtual hard disk.

--size <size>

Specifies the size of the virtual hard disk, in megabytes.

--mnt <path>

Specifies the mount point of the virtual hard disk inside the Container.

A corresponding entry is also added to Container's /etc/fstab file, so the disk is mounted automatically on Container start.

--autocompact < on | off >

Enables or disables compaction for the specified disk in the Container.

Note: For details on how to enable or disable compaction for a specific disk in the Container, see General Options .

--backup-add <backup_ID>

Attach the backup with the identifier <backup_ID> to the virtual machine as a virtual hard disk.

To obtain the backup ID, use the prlctl backup-list -f command .

--disk <disk_name>

Used with --backup-add . The name of the disk in the backup to attach. If a disk is not specified, all disks contained in the backup will be attached.

To obtain the disk name, use the prlctl backup-list -f command .

--device-del hdd <N>

Deletes a virtual hard disk from the stopped Container.

--detach-only

Removes the virtual disk from the Container configuration but leaves its image file intact.

--destroy-image

Removes the virtual disk from the Container configuration and deletes its image file.

--backup-del <backup_ID>| all

Detach either the backup with the identifier <backup_ID> or detach all backups from the virtual machine.