Default VM Settings¶

1. Accessing Default VM Settings¶

Tip: Regularly reviewing and updating default VM settings ensures efficient and consistent VM deployments.

Access Settings Menu:
- Locate and click on the Settings option in the main navigation menu.
Navigate to Default VM Settings:
- Within the Settings menu, find and select the Default VM Settings section.

Important: These default values will be applied to all new VM deployments unless manually overridden during the deployment process.

Review Current Settings:
- Examine the existing default values for VMs.
Save Updated Defaults:
- After making your changes, locate the Save Defaults button.
- Click Save Defaults to update and apply the new settings.

Note: These passwords are crucial for Ansible configuration. Ensure they match your VM templates.

Enter Linux Template Password:
- Locate the field for Linux template password.
- Enter the password that matches your Linux VM templates.
Enter Windows Template Password:
- Find the field for Windows template password.
- Input the password that corresponds to your Windows VM templates.
Update Password Settings:
- After entering both passwords, find the Save Passwords button.
- Click Save Passwords to update and store the new password settings.

Default VM Values

Tip: Always verify your changes to ensure they've been applied correctly.

Review Updated Values:
- After saving, review the displayed default values to confirm your changes.
Test New Defaults:
- Consider initiating a test VM deployment to ensure the new default settings are applied correctly.

After configuring your default VM settings, you may want to:

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