5.1 List of JP1/AO Content Set plug-ins

The following lists the plug-ins in the HCS/HDvM category:

No.	Plug-in name	Function
1	Create DP volume	Creates the specified DP volume in the storage system managed by the Device Manager.
2	Delete DP volume	Deletes the specified DP volume in the storage system managed by the Device Manager.
3	Register LU in host group	Registers the specified LU in the host group in the storage system managed by the Device Manager.
4	Delete LU from host group	Deletes the specified LU from the host group in the storage system managed by the Device Manager.
5	Check HDvM connectivity	Determines whether or not a connection to the HDvM server can be established.
6	Check LU creation	Determines whether or not the DP volume (LU) can be created.
7	Get storage information list	Outputs a list of storage information to a temporary file in the HDvM CLI server.

The following lists the plug-ins in the OperatingSystem/Common/Basic category:

No.	Plug-in name	Function
1	Set static route	Sets a static route in a Windows or Linux target server.

The following lists the plug-ins in the OperatingSystem/Linux/Basic category:

No.	Plug-in name	Function
1	Initial OS settings (Linux)	Configures the initial OS settings (host name, time zone, DNS suffix).

The following lists the plug-ins in the OperatingSystem/Windows/Basic category:

No.	Plug-in name	Function
1	Send ICMP echo request message	Sends an ICMP echo request message to the specified IP address in the Windows execution target server.
2	Send ICMP echo request message (confirm no response)	Sends an ICMP echo request message to the specified IP address in the Windows execution target server. Confirms that there is no response.
3	Obtain the MAC address of an NIC	Obtains the MAC address of the NIC.
4	Windows network settings	Sets the IP address for the NIC.
5	Install the Windows updates	On the Windows environment, automatically installs the updates through the Windows Update.
6	Execution Wait	Controls the intervals between steps by waiting for the number of seconds specified in a property.

The following lists the plug-ins in the VirtualMachine/HyperV/2008 category:

No.	Plug-in name	Function
1	Obtain the virtual server status	Obtains the virtual server status in the Hyper-V environment.
2	Start a virtual server	Starts a virtual server in the Hyper-V environment.
3	Shut down a virtual server	Performs a forced shutdown of the virtual server OS in the Hyper-V environment.
4	Obtain the IP address of a virtual server	Obtains the IP address (IPv4) of the virtual server in the Hyper-V environment
5	Add a disk to the virtual server	Adds a disk to the virtual server in the Hyper-V environment.
6	Create a virtual server	Creates a virtual server from an exported virtual server in the Hyper-V environment.
7	Delete a virtual server	Deletes a virtual server in the Hyper-V environment.
8	Create a response file	Creates a response file to initialize the OS and set the IP address for the virtual server (Windows) in the Hyper-V environment.
9	Mount a virtual disk	Mounts a virtual disk on the Hyper-V server.
10	Unmount a virtual disk	Unmounts a virtual disk from the Hyper-V server.
11	Virtual server virtual switch settings	Specifies a virtual switch in the virtual server in the Hyper-V environment.
12	Obtain a virtual server information list	Outputs the virtual server information list to a temporary file of Hyper-V server.

The following lists the plug-ins in the VirtualMachine/HyperV/2012 category:

No.	Plug-in name	Function
1	Create a virtual server	Creates a virtual server from an exported virtual server in the Hyper-V 2012 environment.
2	Virtual server virtual switch settings	Specifies a virtual switch in the virtual server in the Hyper-V 2012 environment.
3	Create a response file	Creates a response file to initialize the OS and set the IP address for the virtual server (Windows) in the Hyper-V 2012 environment.
4	Mount a virtual disk	Mounts a virtual disk on the Hyper-V 2012 server.
5	Unmount a virtual disk	Unmounts a virtual disk from the Hyper-V 2012 server.
6	Start a virtual server	Starts a virtual server in the Hyper-V 2012 environment.
7	Shut down a virtual server	Performs a forced shutdown of the virtual server OS in the Hyper-V 2012 environment.
8	Obtain Status of Virtual Server	Obtain the status of a virtual server in a Hyper-V 2012 environment.
9	Obtain IP Address of Virtual Server	Obtain the IP address (IPv4) of a virtual server in a Hyper-V 2012 environment.
10	Change CPU Settings of Virtual Server	Change the CPU settings of a virtual server in a Hyper-V 2012 environment.
11	Change Memory Settings of Virtual Server	Change the memory settings of a virtual server in a Hyper-V 2012 environment.
12	Delete Virtual Servers	Deletes the virtual servers in a Hyper-V 2012 environment.
13	Obtain the virtual server information list	Exports virtual server information to a temporary file on the Hyper-V server in a Hyper-V 2012 environment.
14	Create Virtual Disk	Creates a virtual disk in a Hyper-V 2012 environment.
15	Connect Virtual Disk	Connects a virtual disk to a virtual server in a Hyper-V 2012 environment.

The following lists the plug-ins in the VirtualMachine/Openstack category:

No.	Plug-in name	Function
1	Create a virtual server	Creates a virtual server from an image (called "Run an instance" on OpenStack).
2	Create Volume	Create a volume in a KVM environment being managed by OpenStack.
3	Connect Volume	Connect a volume to an instance in a KVM environment being managed by OpenStack.
4	Obtain Status of Virtual Server	Obtain the status of an instance in a KVM environment being managed by OpenStack.
5	Activate Virtual Server	Activate an instance in a KVM environment being managed by OpenStack.
6	Obtain IP Address of Virtual Server	Obtain the IP address (IPv4) configured to all NICs of an instance in a KVM environment being managed by OpenStack.
7	Create Temporary Volume	Create a temporary volume based on a volume being managed by OpenStack.
8	Backup Volume	Obtain the backup of a volume being managed by OpenStack.
9	Delete Volume	Delete a volume being managed by OpenStack.

The following lists the plug-ins in the VirtualMachine/vSphere category:

No.	Plug-in name	Function
1	Get power status of virtual server	Acquires the power status of the virtual server in a VMware vSphere environment.
2	Start virtual server	Starts the virtual server in a VMware vSphere environment.
3	Shut down virtual server	Performs a shutdown of the virtual server and sets its power status to OFF in a VMware vSphere environment.
4	Get virtual server IP address	Acquires the IP address of the virtual server in a VMware vSphere environment.
5	Set virtual server resources	Changes the allocation of resources (number of CPUs, memory size) of the virtual server in a VMware vSphere environment.
6	Migrate virtual server	Migrates the virtual server to the specified migration destination in a VMware vSphere environment.
7	Recognize LUN	Recognizes an added or deleted LUN in VMware vSphere ESXi (or VMware ESX Server).
8	Create data store	Adds a data store in VMware vSphere ESXi (or VMware ESX Server).
9	Delete data store	Deletes a data store from VMware vSphere ESXi (or VMware ESX Server)
10	Set FC path priority	Sets the FC path to "preferred" for the specified data store in VMware vSphere ESXi (or VMware ESX Server)
11	Add virtual disk to virtual server	Adds a virtual disk to a virtual server in a VMware vSphere environment.
12	Delete virtual disk	Deletes a virtual disk from the virtual server in a VMware vSphere environment.
13	Get canonical name of SCSI LUN	Acquires the canonical name of the SCSI LUN recognized by VMware vSphere ESXi (or VMware ESX Server)
14	Create virtual server	Creates a virtual server from a template in a VMware vSphere environment.
15	Delete virtual server	Deletes the specified virtual server in a VMware vSphere environment.
16	Set OS init. settings and IP addr. of virtual servers (Windows)	For a virtual server (Windows) in the VMware vSphere environment, perform the initial OS settings and the IP address settings.
17	Set OS init. settings and IP addr. of virtual servers (Linux)	For a virtual server (Linux) in the VMware vSphere environment, perform the initial OS settings and the IP address settings.
18	Change virtual machine port group	Changes the port group connected to a virtual server in a VMware vSphere environment.
19	Check data store creation	Determines whether or not a data store can be added.
20	Check virtual server creation	Determines whether or not a virtual server can be created from the specified template.
21	Check VMware vCenter Server connectivity	Determines whether or not a connection to the vCenter server can be established.
22	Get list of virtual server information	Outputs a list of virtual server information to a temporary file on the VMware vCenter control server.
23	Creating a virtual server snapshot	Creates a snapshot of a virtual server in the VMware vSphere environment.
24	Moving a virtual server snapshot	Moves a snapshot used by a virtual server to a specified snapshot on a different virtual server in the VMware vSphere environment.
25	Deletion of a virtual server snapshot	Deletes a snapshot of a virtual server in the VMware vSphere environment.
26	Creating a virtual server clone	Creates a clone of a virtual server in the VMware vSphere environment.
27	Deletion of a virtual server clone	Deletes a virtual server clone in the VMware vSphere environment.
28	Resource configuration setting of the virtual server	Changes the CPU, memory, or disk I/O resource configurations for the virtual server that is managed by VMware vCenter Server.
29	Pre-evaluation of resource changes in virtual server	Performs a pre-evaluation before changing CPU or memory resources for the virtual server that is managed by VMware vCenter Server.
30	Pre-eval. of resource configuration changes in virtual server	Performs a pre-evaluation before changing CPU, memory, or disk I/O resource configurations for the virtual server that is managed by VMware vCenter Server.

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