Serial Port Management Parameters
This group of parameters is used to manage serial ports in a virtual machine.
Syntax
pctl set
ID
|
VM_name
--device-add
serial
{
--device
name
|
--output
file
|
--socket
name
}
[
--enable
|
--disable
][
--connect
|
--disconnect
]
pctl
set
ID
|
VM_name
--device-set
serialN
{
--device
name
|
--output
file
|
--socket
name
}
[
--enable
|
--disable
][
--connect
|
--disconnect
]
Parameters
Name
|
Description
|
ID
|
The virtual machine ID.
|
VM_name
|
The virtual machine name.
|
--device-add
|
Adds a new serial port to the virtual machine. You can connect up to four serial ports to a virtual machine.
|
--device-set
|
Modifies the parameters of an existing serial port.
|
serial
|
Specifies the type of the virtual device to add (in this instance, a serial port).
|
--device
name
|
The name of the physical serial port to which to connect the virtual machine.
|
--output
file
|
The name and path of the output file to which to connect the virtual serial port.
|
--socket
name
|
The name of the physical socket to which to connect the virtual serial port.
|
--enable
|
Enables the virtual serial port. All newly added serial ports are enabled by default (provided the
--disable
option is omitted).
|
--disable
|
Disables the virtual serial port.
|
--connect
|
Automatically connect the virtual serial port during the virtual machine startup process.
|
--disconnect
|
Do not automatically connect the virtual serial port during the virtual machine startup process.
|
Links
General Syntax
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Virtual Device Management
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