After a virtual machine is created, you can review its status and resource information, open the built-in console, or access the guest operating system remotely by using supported remote access tools.

Viewing Virtual Machine Details

Use the Virtual Machines page to review the status and basic information of a virtual machine.

Procedure

1. Go to EonKube > Virtualization > Virtual Machines.
2. Review the virtual machine list.
3. Use filters if needed to locate a specific virtual machine.
4. Click the VM name to open the details page.

The details page may display information such as:

• VM name
• Current status
• IP address
• CPU usage
• Memory usage
• Resource configuration
• Event or operation logs

Opening the VM Console

To open the virtual machine that you created on EonKube, follow the procedure below.

Procedure

1. Go to EonKube > Virtualization > Virtual Machines.
2. Select the target VM from the List.
3. Click the dropdown Console menu.
4. Choose one of the following options:
   • Open in Web VNC
   • Open in Serial Console

Remote Access to a Virtual Machine

In addition to the built-in console, virtual machines can be accessed remotely by using guest operating system tools.

• Windows VM: Use Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to connect by using the VM IP address and valid login credentials.
• Linux VM: Use PuTTY, OpenSSH, or another SSH client to connect by using the VM IP address and SSH key.

For more information about SSH access, see Creating an SSH Key.