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1. Login to https://vss-portal.eis.utoronto.ca
2. Look for the VM to edit and click the button.
3. From the VM tab, click con the area you wish to change.
4. Update the required information.
5. Click on SAVE.

Using https://vss-cli.eis.utoronto.ca or a local VSS CLI install

1. Look for the VM uuid

   Code Block
   vss-cli compute vm set <name-or-vm-id> <subcommand>

   
   

   Code Block
   title Available sub-commands collapse true
   Usage: vss-cli compute vm set [OPTIONS] VM_ID_OR_NAME COMMAND [ARGS]... Manage virtual machine attributes such as cpu, memory, disk, network backing, cd, etc.. Options: -s, --schedule [%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S|%Y-%m-%d %H:%M] Schedule change in a given point in time based on format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM. -u, --user-meta TEXT User metadata in key=value format. These tags are stored in the request. --wait wait for request(s) to complete --help Show this message and exit. Commands: admin Administrator alarm Acknowledge or clear alarms boot-bios Enable or disable Boot to BIOS boot-delay Boot delay in milliseconds cd CD/DVD device management client Client (Metadata) client-note Client note (Metadata) consolidate Disk consolidation controller IDE/SCSI controller management cpu Update virtual machine CPU count and settings custom-spec Custom specification description Description (Metadata) disk Disk management domain Domain migration export Export to OVF extra-cfg GuestInfo extra config entries. floppy Floppy backing folder Logical folder guest-cmd Execute command on OS host guest-os Update guest operating system ha-group HA Group (Metadata) inform Informational contacts (Metadata) memory Update virtual machine Memory count and settings name Logical name nic Network adapter management snapshot Snapshot management state Power state template Mark vm as template or vice versa. tools Manage VMware Tools usage Usage (Metadata) version Manage virtual machine virtual hardware version and... vmrc-copy-paste Enable or disable VMRC copy-paste settings vss-option Enable or disable given vss-option vss-service VSS Service name or ID

   
   

2. Follow any of the examples in the VSS CLI documentation or explore the VSS CLI with the VSS CLI Shell: