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List the guest_id that matches the full_name OS you are looking for
Code Block vss-cli compute os ls
output:
Code Block id guest_id full_name family ---- ----------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------- 30 rhel7Guest Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 linuxGuest 28 solaris6Guest Solaris 6 None 31 solaris7Guest Solaris 7 None 94 asianux8_64Guest Asianux Server 8 (64 bit) None 88 oracleLinux6_64Guest Oracle 6 (64-bit) None 89 oracleLinux6Guest Oracle 6 None 90 oracleLinux7_64Guest Oracle 7 (64-bit) None 91 oracleLinux7Guest Oracle 7 None 92 asianux5_64Guest Asianux Server 5 (64 bit) None 93 asianux7_64Guest Asianux Server 7 (64 bit) None 3 winNetStandard64Guest Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition (64 bit) windowsGuest 8 centosGuest CentOS 4/5 linuxGuest 9 other24xLinux64Guest Linux 2.4x Kernel (64 bit) (experimental) linuxGuest 10 fedoraGuest Fedora Linux linuxGuest 17 slesGuest Suse Linux Enterprise Server 9 linuxGuest 23 rhel3Guest Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 linuxGuest 95 vmwarePhoton64Guest VMware Photon (64 bit) linuxGuest
Tun off the Virtual Machine
Code Block vss-cli compute vm set <VM_ID> state off
Configure the right OS, replace the Windows2012 profile to Windows 2016 profile
Code Block vss-cli compute vm set <VM_ID> os windows9Server64Guest
Turn of the Virtual Machine
Code Block vss-cli compute vm set <VM_ID> state on
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