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FusionComputeMountVmConfigInput

Supported in v9.6+ Configuration for a FusionCompute Live Mount request.

Fields

Field Type Description
migrationConfig FusionComputeDatastoreMigrationConfigInput Supported in v9.6+ Configuration for migrating mounted virtual machine disks to a different datastore.
networkToNicMap [FusionComputeNetworkToNicInput!] Supported in v9.6+ Network to NIC mapping for the mounted virtual machine.
newVmName String Supported in v9.6+ Name of the new virtual machine created by the Live Mount.
shouldDisableNetwork Boolean Supported in v9.6+ Sets the state of the network interfaces when the virtual machine is mounted. Use true to disable the network interfaces to prevent IP conflicts. The default value is false.
shouldKeepMacAddresses Boolean Supported in v9.6+ Determines whether the MAC addresses of the network interfaces on the source virtual machine are assigned to the new virtual machine. The default value is false.
shouldMigrateImmediately Boolean Supported in v9.6+ When true, automatically triggers a datastore migration job after the mount completes. Requires migrationConfig to be set. Defaults to false.
shouldPowerOn Boolean Supported in v9.6+ Determines whether to power on the virtual machine after the mount operation. The default value is true.
shouldRecoverTags Boolean Supported in v9.6+ Determines whether to recover the tags that were assigned to the virtual machine. The default value is false.
shouldRemoveNetworkDevices Boolean Supported in v9.6+ Determines whether to remove the network interfaces from the mounted virtual machine. The default value is false.
targetClusterId UUID Supported in v9.6+ The ID of the target FusionCompute cluster for mounting the snapshot. At least one of targetHostId or targetClusterId must be provided.
targetHostId UUID Supported in v9.6+ The ID of the target FusionCompute host for mounting the snapshot. At least one of targetHostId or targetClusterId must be provided.
unmountTimeOpt Long Supported in v9.6+ Specifies, in epoch milliseconds, an optional future unmount time for the current live mount.