1.3.6 rcxadm pool

Name

[Windows]
Installation_folder\Manager\bin\rcxadm pool - resource pool operations

[Linux]
/opt/FJSVrcvmr/bin/rcxadm pool - resource pool operations

Format

rcxadm pool create -name name -type type [-priority priority] [-label label] [-comment comment] [-nowait]
rcxadm pool list [-name name [-template template_name] [-resource] [-info lserver]] [-reserve]
rcxadm pool show -name name
rcxadm pool register -name name {-resource resource_name|-from vstorage} -type resource_type [-force] [-nowait]
rcxadm pool unregister -name name {-resource resource_name|-from vstorage} -type resource_type [-nowait]
rcxadm pool modify -name name {[-new_name new_name] [-priority priority] [-label label] [-comment comment]} [-nowait]
rcxadm pool move -name name [-to folder] [-nowait]
rcxadm pool delete -name name [-force] [-nowait]

Description

rcxadm pool is the command used to manage resource pools. A resource pool is a type of resource folder in the orchestration tree, which stores the resources to select when creating or adding an L-Server. A resource pool type is specified when creating a resource pool, and only resources of a specific type are stored in each type of resource pool.

Resource pools enable you to manage all the resources allocated when creating an L-Server.

Note

When using a LUN that has been created in advance as a disk resource, if the L-Server is deleted or disks are deleted from L-Servers, the content of disks will remain (is not deleted).
When using disk resources that are registered in global pools, perform operation carefully, as the disk resources will be allocated to other users.
When using a LUN that has been created in advance as a disk resource, it is recommended to operate the LUN in a local pool, and delete data on the disk during deletion of L-Servers or detachment of disks.
For details on the method for deleting the data on a disk, refer to cautionary notes in "5.3.3 Storage Resources" of the "ServerView Resource Orchestrator User's Guide".
To operate disk resources used for iSCSI boot, use the iSCSI boot information operation command (rcxadm iscsictl).
When deleting disk resources using this command, they are unregistered from the resource pools, but the disk resource information will remain.
To delete the disk resource information, register the disk resources to resource pools again, and then delete them by executing the rcxadm iscsictl command.

Subcommands

create: Creates a resource pool.

list

Displays a list of resource pools.
If you specify -name for the option, the specified resource pool and a list of the resources included in the resource pool are displayed.
If you do not specify -name for the option, the information for all the resource pools that can be accessed is displayed.

The following detailed information is displayed:

When not specifying -name for the option

For VM pools

When a calculation for the available space for the VM pool used for overcommit is set with a reservation value, it will be reflected on the information output in the following item names:

- CPU(max)

- MEMORY(max)

Table 1.13 VM Pool Information
Item Name	Description
NAME	VM pool name
TYPE	Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY	Priority
CPU(max)	The free size and the total size of the VM host CPUs In max, the maximum number of CPUs which can be allocated to a VM guest is displayed in "PerformanceGHz * Cores" format.
RESERVE-CPU (*1)	The CPU reservation size of the VM host For VM hosts for which the HA function provided by server virtualization software is available, the reserved capacity for a failover is displayed. For VM hosts for which the HA function is unavailable, or for operations with no reservation for failover, a hyphen ("-") is displayed.
MEMORY(max)	The free size and the total size of the VM host memory In max, the maximum memory which can be allocated to a VM host is displayed in "SpaceGB" format.
RESERVE-MEMORY (*1)	The memory reservation capacity of the VM host For VM hosts for which the HA function provided by server virtualization software is available, the reserved capacity for a failover is displayed. For VM hosts for which the HA function is unavailable, or for operations with no reservation for failover, a hyphen ("-") is displayed.

*1: When specifying -reserve for the option, this is displayed.

For server pools
Table 1.14 Server Pool Information
Item Name
Description
NAME
Server pool name
TYPE
Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY
Priority
SERVER
The total and unused number of physical servers

For storage pools

Table 1.15 Storage Pool Information
Item Name	Description
NAME	Storage pool name
TYPE	Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY	Priority
CAPACITY(max)	The total size and the free size of the virtual storage memory [Oracle VM] For the free size of virtual storage resources, refer to "G.4.7 Advisory Notes for Oracle VM Usage" of the "ServerView Resource Orchestrator User's Guide". The total size of virtual storage resources will not be displayed when the virtual storage resource is an Oracle VM storage repository. In max, the maximum disk space which can be allocated to a VM host is displayed in "SpaceGB" format. [Oracle VM] For the maximum disk space which can be allocated to a VM host, refer to "Virtual storage resource free space" in "G.4.7 Advisory Notes for Oracle VM Usage" of the "ServerView Resource Orchestrator User's Guide".

For network pools
Table 1.16 Network Pool Information
Item Name
Description
NAME
Network pool name
TYPE
Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY
Priority
VLAN ID
Total number and unused number of VLAN IDs
For address pools
Table 1.17 Address Pool Information
Item Name
Description
NAME
Address pool name
TYPE
Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY
Priority
ADDRESS
Total number and unused number of addresses
For image pools
Table 1.18 Image Pool Information
Item Name
Description
NAME
Image pool name
TYPE
Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY
Priority
IMAGE
Image number

When specifying -name for the option

For VM pools

When a calculation for the available space for the VM pool used for overcommit is set with a reservation value, it will be reflected on the information output in the following item names:

- CPU(max)

- MEMORY(max)

- CPU(FREE)

- MEMORY(FREE)

Table 1.19 VM Pool Information
Item Name	Description
NAME	VM pool name
TYPE	Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY	Priority
CPU(max)	The free size and the total size of the VM host CPUs In max, the maximum number of CPUs which can be allocated to a VM guest is displayed in "PerformanceGHz * Cores" format.
RESERVE-CPU (*1)	The CPU reservation size of the VM host For VM hosts for which the HA function provided by server virtualization software is available, the reserved capacity for a failover is displayed. For VM hosts for which the HA function is unavailable, or for operations with no reservation for failover, a hyphen ("-") is displayed.
MEMORY(max)	The free size and the total size of the VM host memory In max, the maximum memory which can be allocated to a VM host is displayed in "SpaceGB" format.
RESERVE-MEMORY (*1)	The memory reservation capacity of the VM host For VM hosts for which the HA function provided by server virtualization software is available, the reserved capacity for a failover is displayed. For VM hosts for which the HA function is unavailable, or for operations with no reservation for failover, a hyphen ("-") is displayed.
PER-TEMPLATE (*2)	Number of L-Servers which can be created in the specified L-Server template definition

*1: When specifying -reserve for the option, this is displayed.
*2: When specifying -template for the option, this is displayed.

Table 1.20 Resource Information Included in VM Pools
Item Name	Description
NAME	Resource name included in the resource pool
TYPE	Type of resources included in the resource pools
CPU(FREE)	The free size and the total size of the VM host CPUs Free space is displayed in FREE:
RESERVE-CPU (*1)	The CPU reservation size of the VM host For VM hosts for which the HA function provided by server virtualization software is available, the reserved capacity for a failover is displayed. For VM hosts for which the HA function is unavailable, or for operations with no reservation for failover, a hyphen ("-") is displayed.
MEMORY(FREE)	The free size and the total size of the VM host memory Free space is displayed in FREE:
RESERVE-MEMORY (*1)	The memory reservation capacity of the VM host For VM hosts for which the HA function provided by server virtualization software is available, the reserved capacity for a failover is displayed. For VM hosts for which the HA function is unavailable, or for operations with no reservation for failover, a hyphen ("-") is displayed.
STATUS	Resource status
CLUSTER (*1)	The name of a cluster that the VM host belongs to For the VM hosts not belonging to a cluster, a hyphen ("-") is displayed.
MAINTENANCE	Maintenance mode
PER-TEMPLATE (*2)	Number of L-Servers which can be created in the specified L-Server template definition

*1: When specifying -reserve for the option, this is displayed.
*2: When specifying -template for the option, this is displayed.

The following information is output when -resource is specified for the option.

Table 1.21 Resource Information Included in VM Hosts
Item Name	Description
NAME	Virtual machine name
TYPE	Resource types
VM_HOST	VM host
L-SERVER (*1)	The linked L-Server name

*1: When specifying -info lserver for the option, this is displayed.

Note

When calculating the number of L-Servers using reservation values, if an L-Server template for which the CPU reservation performance and the memory reservation capacity of 0 is specified, O will be displayed for the number of possible L-Servers for creation.

For server pools

Table 1.22 Server Pool Information
Item Name	Description
NAME	Server pool name
TYPE	Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY	Priority
SERVER	The total and unused number of physical servers
PER-TEMPLATE (*1)	Number of L-Servers which can be created in the specified L-Server template definition

*1: When specifying -info lserver for the option, this is displayed.

Table 1.23 Resource Information Included in Server Pools
Item Name	Description
NAME	Resource name included in the resource pool
TYPE	Type of resources included in the resource pools
MODEL	Physical server model name
CPU	Physical server CPU size
MEMORY	Memory size of a physical server
STATUS	Resource status
MAINTENANCE	Maintenance mode
L-SERVER (*1)	The linked L-Server name
PER-TEMPLATE (*2)	Number of L-Servers which can be created in the specified L-Server template definition

*1: When specifying -info lserver for the option, this is displayed.
*2: When specifying -template for the option, this is displayed.

For storage pools

Table 1.24 Storage Pool Information
Item Name	Description
NAME	Storage pool name
TYPE	Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY	Priority
CAPACITY(max)	The total size and the free size of the virtual storage memory [Oracle VM] For the free size of virtual storage resources, refer to "G.4.7 Advisory Notes for Oracle VM Usage" of the "ServerView Resource Orchestrator User's Guide". The total size of virtual storage resources will not be displayed when the virtual storage resource is an Oracle VM storage repository. In max, the maximum disk space which can be allocated to a VM host is displayed in "SpaceGB" format. [Oracle VM] For the maximum disk space which can be allocated to a VM host, refer to "Virtual storage resource free space" in "G.4.7 Advisory Notes for Oracle VM Usage" of the "ServerView Resource Orchestrator User's Guide".
PER-TEMPLATE (*1)	Number of L-Servers which can be created in the specified L-Server template definition

*1: When specifying -template for the option, this is displayed.

Table 1.25 Resource Information Included in Storage Pools
Item Name	Description
NAME	Resource name included in the resource pool
TYPE	Type of resources included in the resource pools
CAPACITY(FREE)	The total size and the free size of the virtual storage memory [Oracle VM] For the free size of virtual storage resources, refer to "G.4.7 Advisory Notes for Oracle VM Usage" of the "ServerView Resource Orchestrator User's Guide". The total size of virtual storage resources will not be displayed when the virtual storage resource is an Oracle VM storage repository. Free space is displayed in FREE: [Oracle VM] For the free size of virtual storage resources, refer to "G.4.7 Advisory Notes for Oracle VM Usage" of the "ServerView Resource Orchestrator User's Guide".
STATUS	Resource status
PER-TEMPLATE (*1)	Number of L-Servers which can be created in the specified L-Server template definition

*1: When specifying -template for the option, this is displayed.

For network pools

Table 1.26 Network Pool Information
Item Name	Description
NAME	Network pool name
TYPE	Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY	Priority
VLANID	Total number and unused number of VLAN IDs

Table 1.27 Resource Information Included in Network Pools
Item Name	Description
NAME	Resource name included in the resource pool
TYPE	Type of resources included in the resource pools
VLANID(FREE)	Total and unused number of VLAN IDs Unused numbers are displayed in FREE:
ADDRESS(FREE)	Total number and unused number of addresses Unused numbers are displayed in FREE:

For address pools

Table 1.28 Address Pool Information
Item Name	Description
NAME	Address pool name
TYPE	Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY	Priority
ADDRESS	Total number and unused number of addresses

Table 1.29 Resource Information Included in Address Pools
NAME	Resource name included in the resource pool
TYPE	Type of resources included in the resource pools
ADDRESS(FREE)	Total number and unused number of addresses Unused numbers are displayed in FREE:

For image pools

Table 1.30 Image Pool Information
Item Name	Description
NAME	Image pool name
TYPE	Resource Pool Types
PRIORITY	Priority
IMAGE	Image number

Table 1.31 Resource Information Included in Image Pools
NAME	Resource name included in the resource pool
VERSION	Version of the image
TYPE	Type of resources included in the resource pools
IMAGE_TYPE	Type of image
VM_TYPE	Virtual image VM type
OS	OS type of the image

show

To display the detailed information for a resource pool.

The following detailed information is displayed:

For VM pools

When a calculation for the available space for the VM pool used for overcommit is set with a reservation value, it will be reflected on the information output in the following item names:

- FreeCPU

- FreeMemorySize

Table 1.32 Detailed Information for VM Pools
Item Name	Description
Name	VM pool name
Type	Resource Pool Types
Priority	Priority
Label	Label
Comment	Comment
CPU(max)	The total size of the VM host CPUs In max, the maximum number of CPUs which can be allocated to a machine is displayed in "PerformanceGHz * Cores" format.
FreeCPU	The free size of VM host CPUs
ReserveCPU	The CPU reservation size of the VM host For VM hosts for which the HA function provided by server virtualization software is available, the reserved capacity for a failover is displayed. For VM hosts for which the HA function is unavailable, or for operations with no reservation for failover, a hyphen ("-") is displayed.
MemorySize(max)	The total size of the VM host memory In max, the maximum memory which can be allocated to a VM host is displayed in "SpaceGB" format.
FreeMemorySize	The free size of the VM host memory
ReserveMemorySize	The memory reservation capacity of the VM host For VM hosts for which the HA function provided by server virtualization software is available, the reserved capacity for a failover is displayed. For VM hosts for which the HA function is unavailable, or for operations with no reservation for failover, a hyphen ("-") is displayed.

For server pools

Table 1.33 Detailed Information for Server Pools
Item Name	Description
Name	Server pool name
Type	Resource Pool Types
Priority	Priority
Label	Label
Comment	Comment
Server	Total number of physical servers
FreeServer	Number of unused physical servers

For storage pools

Table 1.34 Detailed Information for Storage Pools
Item Name	Description
Name	Storage pool name
Type	Resource Pool Types
Priority	Priority
Label	Label
Comment	Comment
DiskSize(max)	Total virtual storage size [Oracle VM] If the virtual storage resource is a storage repository of Oracle VM, it is not displayed. In max, the maximum disk space which can be allocated to a VM host is displayed in "SpaceGB" format. [Oracle VM] For the maximum disk space which can be allocated to a VM host, refer to "Virtual storage resource free space" in "G.4.7 Advisory Notes for Oracle VM Usage" of the "ServerView Resource Orchestrator User's Guide".
FreeDiskSize	Virtual storage free space [Oracle VM] For the free size of virtual storage resources, refer to "G.4.7 Advisory Notes for Oracle VM Usage" of the "ServerView Resource Orchestrator User's Guide".

For network pools

Table 1.35 Detailed Information for Network Pools
Item Name	Description
Name	Network pool name
Type	Resource Pool Types
Priority	Priority
Label	Label
Comment	Comment
VLANId	Total number of VLANIDs
FreeVLANId	Number of unused VLAN IDs

For address pools

Table 1.36 Detailed Information for Address Pools
Item Name	Description
Name	Address pool name
Type	Resource Pool Types
Priority	Priority
Label	Label
Comment	Comment
Address	Total number of addresses
FreeAddress	Number of unused addresses

For image pools
Table 1.37 Detailed Information for Image Pools
Item Name
Description
Name
Image pool name
Type
Resource Pool Types
Priority
Priority
Label
Label
Comment
Comment
ImageCount
Image number

Table 1.37 Detailed Information for Image Pools
Item Name	Description
Name	Image pool name
Type	Resource Pool Types
Priority	Priority
Label	Label
Comment	Comment
ImageCount	Image number

register: Registers a resource to a resource pool.

unregister: Deletes a resource from a resource pool.

modify: Modifies the name, label, comment, and priority of a resource pool.

move: Moves a resource pool to the specified resource folder.
If the destination resource folder is not specified, the pool is moved to the home folder.

delete: Deletes a resource pool.

Options

-name name

In name, specify the name of the target resource pool to perform an operation with.

For the resource pool allocated in the resource folder, specify the resource folder name using slashes ("/").

-type type

In type, specify the resource pool type.

The following values can be specified:

Table 1.38 List of Resource Pool Types
type	Resource Pool Types
vm	VM pool
server	Server pool
storage	Storage pool
network	Network pool
address	Address pool
image	Image pool

-priority priority

In priority, specify a priority between 1 and 10. If omitted, "5" is set. You can specify the same priority as another pool, but it is not recommended, as the order for retrieving resources will not be guaranteed.

For the priority order, 1 is the highest and 10 is the lowest.

-label label: In label, specify the label for the resource pool.

-comment comment: In comment, specify any comments for the resource pool.

-nowait: Use this option to return directly to the command prompt without waiting for the operation of the resource pool specified in the subcommand to complete its execution.

-template template_name: In template_name, specify the name of an L-Server template that can be created.

-resource resource_name: In resource_name, specify the resource name.

-from vstorage

In vstorage, specify the resource name of a virtual storage.

Specify when adding the all disk resources in the specified virtual storage resource, to a resource pool.

-type resource_type

In resource_type, specify a type for the resource.

The following values can be specified:

Table 1.39 List of Resource Types
resource_type	Resource Types
vm_host	VM host
physical_server	Physical server
storage	Virtual storage
disk	LUN (disk) created in advance
network	Network
address_set	MAC address, WWN
cloning_image	Cloning images (physical)
vm_image	Cloning images (virtual)

-new_name new_name: In new_name, specify a new name for the target resource pool.

-to folder

Specify the destination resource folder in folder.
If the destination resource folder is not specified, the pool is moved to the home folder.

When executed by a user who has multiple access scopes specified, it cannot be omitted. Specify a resource folder.

For the hierarchized resource folder, specify the resource folder name using slashes ("/").

-force

Use this option to forcibly delete a resource pool that includes resources. When the resource pool is deleted, the resources that belong to the resource pool are unregistered.

Specify when registering a physical server with an operating system installed to a server pool.

In other cases, do not specify.

-resource

Specify this option to display the elements of the resources registered in a resource pool.

This is valid when a VM pool is specified for the -name option.

-info lserver

Use this option to display the link between an L-Server and the resources or the elements of the resources registered in a resource pool.

This is valid when a VM pool or a server pool specified for the -name option.

-reserve

Specify this option to display the CPU and memory reservation capacities when the HA function is enabled on the VM host in a VM pool.

This is valid for VM pools when the -name option is specified with this option.

Examples

To display the list of resource pools:

>rcxadm pool list <RETURN>
NAME              TYPE    PRIORITY CPU(max.)             MEMORY(max.)    
----              ----    -------- ---------             ------------    
/VMHostPool       VM      5        37.6/39.9(1.8GHz x 8) 23.3/26.6(8.0GB)

NAME              TYPE    PRIORITY SERVER                                
----              ----    -------- --------------                        
/ServerPool       Server  5        0/3                                   

NAME              TYPE    PRIORITY CAPACITY(max.)                        
----              ----    -------- --------------                        
/StoragePool      Storage 5        449.7/3061.8(351.7GB)                 

NAME              TYPE    PRIORITY VLANID                                
----              ----    -------- ------                                
/NetworkPool      Network 5        0/0                                   

NAME              TYPE    PRIORITY ADDRESS                               
----              ----    -------- -------                               
/AddressPool      Address 5        249/257                               

NAME              TYPE    PRIORITY IMAGE                                 
----              ----    -------- -----                                 
/ImagePool        Image   5        10

To display the specified resource pool and a list of the resources included in the resource pool:

>rcxadm pool list -name /VMHostPool <RETURN>
NAME         TYPE    PRIORITY CPU(max.)               MEMORY(max.)    
----         ----    -------- ---------               ------------    
/VMHostPool  VM      5        37.6/39.9(1.8GHz x 8)   23.3/26.6(8.0GB)

NAME         TYPE    CPU(FREE)            MEMORY(FREE)   STATUS  MAINTENANCE
----         ----    ---------            ------------   ------  -----------
vmhost1      VMHost  1.9GHz x 4 (7.9GHz)  6.4GB (6.4GB)  normal  OFF        
vmhost2      VMHost  1.9GHz x 8 (14.6GHz) 10.0GB (8.7GB) normal  OFF        
vmhost3      VMHost  1.9GHz x 8 (14.9GHz) 10.0GB (8.0GB) normal  OFF

To display the detailed information for a resource pool:

>rcxadm pool show -name /VMHostPool <RETURN>
Name: VMHostPool
Type: VM
Priority: 5
CPU: 3.2GHz(1.1GHz x 2)
FreeCPU: 2.2GHz
MemorySize: 7.7GB(6.7GB)
FreeMemorySize: 6.7GB

To display the specified VM pool, and the CPU and memory reservation capacities of the VM hosts in the pool:

Cluster configuration and admission control are enabled (policy: share (10%))

>rcxadm pool list -name VMHostPool -reserve <RETURN>
NAME                TYPE    PRIORITY CPU(max.)             RESERVE-CPU MEMORY(max.)      RESERVE-MEMORY
----                ----    -------- ---------             ----------- ------------      --------------
/VMHostPool         VM      5        5.4/11.1(1.2GHz x 2)  0.9GHz      19.2/27.4(8.4GB)  2.6GB

NAME         TYPE     CPU(FREE)            RESERVE-CPU MEMORY(FREE)   RESERVE-MEMORY STATUS  CLUSTER     MAINTENANCE
----         ----     ---------            ----------- ------------   -------------- ------  -------     -----------
vmhost1      VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (1.2GHz)  0.3GHz      6.6GB (3.7GB)  0.6GB          normal  Cluster2    OFF
vmhost2      VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (2.4GHz)  0.3GHz      10.4GB (8.4GB) 1.0GB          normal  Cluster2    OFF
vmhost3      VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (1.8GHz)  0.3GHz      10.4GB (7.1GB) 1.0GB          normal  Cluster2    OFF

Cluster configuration and admission control are enabled (policy: spare server (vmhost1))

>rcxadm pool list -name VMHostPool -reserve <RETURN>
NAME                TYPE    PRIORITY CPU(max.)             RESERVE-CPU MEMORY(max.)      RESERVE-MEMORY
----                ----    -------- ---------             ----------- ------------      --------------
/VMHostPool         VM      5        5.0/11.1(1.4GHz x 2)  3.7GHz      17.5/27.4(9.4GB)  6.6GB

NAME           TYPE     CPU(FREE)            RESERVE-CPU MEMORY(FREE)   RESERVE-MEMORY STATUS  CLUSTER     MAINTENANCE
----           ----     ---------            ----------- ------------   -------------- ------  -------     -----------
vmhost1        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (0.0GHz)  3.7GHz      6.6GB (0.0GB)  6.6GB          normal  Cluster2    OFF
vmhost2        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (2.8GHz)  0.0GHz      10.4GB (9.4GB) 0.0GB          normal  Cluster2    OFF
vmhost3        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (2.2GHz)  0.0GHz      10.4GB (8.1GB) 0.0GB          normal  Cluster2    OFF

Cluster configuration and admission control are enabled (policy: slot)

>rcxadm pool list -name VMHostPool -reserve <RETURN>
NAME                TYPE    PRIORITY CPU(max.)             RESERVE-CPU MEMORY(max.)      RESERVE-MEMORY
----                ----    -------- ---------             ----------- ------------      --------------
/VMHostPool         VM      5        6.6/11.1(1.4GHz x 2)  0.0GHz      21.8/27.4(9.4GB)  0.0GB

NAME           TYPE     CPU(FREE)            RESERVE-CPU MEMORY(FREE)   RESERVE-MEMORY STATUS  CLUSTER     MAINTENANCE
----           ----     ---------            ----------- ------------   -------------- ------  -------     -----------
vmhost1        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (1.6GHz)  0.0GHz      6.6GB (4.3GB)  0.0GB          normal  Cluster2    OFF
vmhost2        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (2.8GHz)  0.0GHz      10.4GB (9.4GB) 0.0GB          normal  Cluster2    OFF
vmhost3        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (2.2GHz)  0.0GHz      10.4GB (8.1GB) 0.0GB          normal  Cluster2    OFF

Cluster configuration and admission control are disabled

>rcxadm pool list -name VMHostPool -reserve <RETURN>
NAME                TYPE    PRIORITY CPU(max.)             RESERVE-CPU MEMORY(max.)      RESERVE-MEMORY
----                ----    -------- ---------             ----------- ------------      --------------
/VMHostPool         VM      5        6.6/11.1(1.4GHz x 2)  -           21.8/27.4(9.4GB)  -

NAME           TYPE     CPU(FREE)            RESERVE-CPU MEMORY(FREE)   RESERVE-MEMORY STATUS  CLUSTER     MAINTENANCE
----           ----     ---------            ----------- ------------   -------------- ------  -------     -----------
vmhost1        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (1.6GHz)  -           6.6GB (4.3GB)  -              normal  Cluster2    OFF
vmhost2        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (2.8GHz)  -           10.4GB (9.4GB) -              normal  Cluster2    OFF
vmhost3        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (2.2GHz)  -           10.4GB (8.1GB) -              normal  Cluster2    OFF

To display the specified VM pool, and a list of the VM hosts and virtual machines included in the pool:

>rcxadm pool list -name /VMHostPool -resource -info lserver <RETURN>
NAME                TYPE    PRIORITY CPU(max.)             MEMORY(max.)
----                ----    -------- ---------             ------------
/VMHostPool         VM      5        5.4/7.4(1.4GHz x 2)   5.3/9.5(4.6GB)

NAME           TYPE     CPU(FREE)            MEMORY(FREE)   STATUS  MAINTENANCE
----           ----     ---------            ------------   ------  -----------
VMHost1        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (2.5GHz)  2.9GB (0.7GB)  normal  OFF
VMHost2        VMHost   1.8GHz x 2 (2.9GHz)  6.6GB (4.6GB)  normal  OFF

NAME                   TYPE            VM_HOST              L-SERVER
----                   ----            -------              --------
Guest1                 VirtualMachine  VMHost1              /L-Server1
Guest2                 VirtualMachine  VMHost1              /folder/L-Server2
Guest3                 VirtualMachine  VMHost1              -
Guest4                 VirtualMachine  VMHost2              -
Guest5                 VirtualMachine  VMHost2              -