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Team Virtual Machines

On the Virtual Machines tab, you can add or remove virtual machines to or from your team as well as set the order in which your team virtual machines start and the number of seconds to wait between starting team virtual machines.

The virtual machines associated with the team are listed on the left. To add an existing virtual machine to a Team, click Add, and choose what type of virtual machine you would like to add from the drop-down menu.

• Select New Virtual Machine to add a new virtual machine to your team. The New Virtual Machine Wizard will open and guide you through the creation of the new virtual machine.
• Select Existing Virtual Machine to add an existing virtual machine to your team. In the dialog box that opens, browse to the virtual machine you would like to add, then click Open.

  Note: Template virtual machines cannot be added to a Team. For more information on templates, see the User's Manual.

• Select New Clone of Virtual Machine to create a clone of an existing virtual machine and add that clone to your team. In the dialog box that opens, browse to the virtual machine you would like to clone, then click Open. The Clone Virtual Machine Wizard will guide you through the process of creating a clone.

The virtual machine startup sequence is top first and bottom last, in the order displayed. To change the startup sequence, select the vritual machine and use the Move Up or Move Down buttons to change its postion within the startup sequence.

To add a delay time between power on for the selected virtual machine and the next.

one, type the number of seconds you want in the Delay field.

See Adding, Removing and Configuring Virtual Hardware and Devices for information on configuring individual virtual machine settings.

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