A placeholder for a binary blob
First published in XenServer 5.0.
Represents all the fields in a Blob
First published in XenServer 4.1.
Represents all the fields in a Bond
Description
First published in Citrix Hypervisor 8.2.
Represents all the fields in a Certificate
Cluster-wide Cluster metadata
First published in XenServer 7.6.
Represents all the fields in a Cluster
Cluster member metadata
First published in XenServer 7.6.
Represents all the fields in a ClusterHost
Represents a connection to a XenServer.
A console
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a Console
A VM crashdump
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a Crashdump
Represents all the fields in a DataSource
DR task
First published in XenServer 6.0.
Represents all the fields in a DRTask
Represents all the fields in a Event
Class used to map the output of Event.from().
A new piece of functionality
First published in XenServer 7.2.
Represents all the fields in a Feature
A group of compatible GPUs across the resource pool
First published in XenServer 6.0.
Represents all the fields in a GPUGroup
A physical host
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a Host
A physical CPU
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a HostCpu
Represents a host crash dump
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a HostCrashdump
The metrics associated with a host
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a HostMetrics
Represents a patch stored on a server
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a HostPatch
LVHD SR specific operations
First published in XenServer 7.0.
Represents all the fields in a LVHD
An message for the attention of the administrator
First published in XenServer 5.0.
Represents all the fields in a Message
A virtual network
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a Network
network-sriov which connects logical pif and physical pif
First published in XenServer 7.5.
Represents all the fields in a NetworkSriov
Describes a observer which will control observability activity in the Toolstack
First published in .
Represents all the fields in a Observer
The physical block devices through which hosts access SRs
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a PBD
A PCI device
First published in XenServer 6.0.
Represents all the fields in a PCI
A physical GPU (pGPU)
First published in XenServer 6.0.
Represents all the fields in a PGPU
A physical network interface (note separate VLANs are represented as several PIFs)
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a PIF
The metrics associated with a physical network interface
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a PIFMetrics
Pool-wide information
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a Pool
Pool-wide patches
First published in XenServer 4.1.
Represents all the fields in a PoolPatch
Pool-wide updates to the host software
First published in XenServer 7.1.
Represents all the fields in a PoolUpdate
Represents all the fields in a ProbeResult
A physical USB device
First published in XenServer 7.3.
Represents all the fields in a PUSB
Describes the storage that is available to a PVS site for caching purposes
First published in XenServer 7.1.
Represents all the fields in a PVSCacheStorage
a proxy connects a VM/VIF with a PVS site
First published in XenServer 7.1.
Represents all the fields in a PVSProxy
individual machine serving provisioning (block) data
First published in XenServer 7.1.
Represents all the fields in a PVSServer
machines serving blocks of data for provisioning VMs
First published in XenServer 7.1.
Represents all the fields in a PVSSite
Repository for updates
First published in 1.301.0.
Represents all the fields in a Repository
A set of permissions associated with a subject
First published in XenServer 5.6.
Represents all the fields in a Role
Describes the SDN controller that is to connect with the pool
First published in XenServer 7.2.
Represents all the fields in a SDNController
A secret
First published in XenServer 5.6.
Represents all the fields in a Secret
A session
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a Session
A storage manager plugin
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a SM
A storage repository
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a SR
Represents all the fields in a SrStat
A user or group that can log in xapi
First published in XenServer 5.5.
Represents all the fields in a Subject
A long-running asynchronous task
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a Task
A tunnel for network traffic
First published in XenServer 5.6 FP1.
Represents all the fields in a Tunnel
Thrown if the response from the server contains an invalid status.
The bootloader returned an error
Cannot forward messages because the server cannot be contacted.
This PIF is a bond member and cannot be plugged.
An operation failed as it expected the cluster to have only one node but found multiple cluster_hosts.
Force destroy failed on a Cluster_host while force destroying the cluster.
The last cluster host cannot be destroyed.
An operation was attempted while clustering was disabled on the cluster_host.
An operation was attempted while clustering was enabled on the cluster_host.
The cluster stack is still in use by at least one plugged PBD.
The device is not currently attached
The VM rejected the attempt to detach the device.
Some events have been lost from the queue and cannot be retrieved.
The operation could not be performed because HA is enabled on the Pool
This operation cannot be performed because it would invalidate VM failover planning such that the system would be unable to guarantee to restart protected VMs after a Host failure.
Server cannot attach network (in the case of NIC bonding, this may be because attaching the network on this server would require other networks - that are currently active - to be taken down).
The specified server is disabled.
You cannot make regular API calls directly on a supporter.
The server name is invalid.
Not enough server memory is available to perform this operation.
The host does not have enough pCPUs to run the VM.
This operation cannot be completed as the server is not live.
The server failed to handle your request, due to an internal error.
The cluster stack provided is not supported.
The value given is invalid
Cannot create a VLAN or tunnel on top of a tunnel access PIF - use the underlying transport PIF instead.
The server joining the pool cannot contain any shared storage.
This operation is not allowed because your license lacks a needed feature.
There was an error processing your license.
The dynamic memory range does not satisfy the following constraint.
You tried to add a purpose to a network but the new purpose is not compatible with an existing purpose of the network or other networks.
There is insufficient capacity for VF reservation
No other cluster host was reachable when joining
There were no servers available to complete the specified operation.
This operation is not supported during an upgrade.
This operation needs the OpenVSwitch networking backend to be enabled on all hosts in the pool.
You attempted an operation that was not allowed.
Some VMs belonging to the appliance threw an exception while carrying out the specified operation
Another operation involving the object is currently in progress
The operation you requested cannot be performed because the specified PIF allows unplug.
The operation you requested cannot be performed because the specified PIF does not allow unplug.
The operation you requested cannot be performed because the specified PIF has FCoE SR in use.
PIF has no IP configuration (mode currently set to 'none')
PIF has no IPv6 configuration (mode currently set to 'none')
The primary address types are not compatible
You tried to destroy a PIF, but it represents an aspect of the physical host configuration, and so cannot be destroyed.
Cluster_host creation failed as the PIF provided is not attached to the host.
This host has no PIF on the given network.
Operation cannot proceed while a tunnel exists on this interface.
The PVS site contains running proxies.
The PVS site contains servers and cannot be forgotten.
Interface for all Record classes
The operation you requested cannot be performed because the specified PIF is currently unplugged.
The credentials given by the user are incorrect, so access has been denied, and you have not been issued a session handle.
This session is not registered to receive events.
The SR has no attached PBDs
The SR is still connected to a host via a PBD.
The SR backend does not support the operation (check the SR's allowed operations)
The SR could not be connected because the driver was not recognised.
The tunnel transport PIF has no IP configuration set.
The requested bootloader is unknown
You attempted to set a value that is not supported by this implementation.
Operation could not be performed because the drive is empty
Operation could not be performed because the drive is not empty
Media could not be ejected because it is not removable
This operation cannot be performed because the specified VDI is of an incompatible type (eg: an HA statefile cannot be attached to a guest)
This operation cannot be performed because this VDI is in use by some other operation
The operation cannot be performed on physical device
This operation cannot be performed because the specified VDI could not be found on the storage substrate
The requested operation is not allowed because the specified VDI does not have changed block tracking metadata.
The VDI is not stored using a sparse format.
This operation is not permitted on VDIs in the 'on-boot=reset' mode, or on VMs having such VDIs.
The operation required write access but this VDI is read-only
You tried to create a VLAN, but the tag you gave was invalid -- it must be between 0 and 4094.
You attempted an operation on a VM that was not in an appropriate power state at the time; for example, you attempted to start a VM that was already running.
The BIOS strings for this VM have already been set and cannot be changed.
An error occured while restoring the memory image of the specified virtual machine
An error occured while saving the memory image of the specified virtual machine
This VM operation cannot be performed on an older-versioned host during an upgrade.
You attempted to run a VM on a host that cannot provide the VM's required Virtual Hardware Platform version.
HVM is required for this operation
The VM is incompatible with the CPU features of this host.
This operation is not allowed as the VM is part of an appliance.
The operation attempted is not valid for a template VM
You attempted to run a VM on a host which doesn't have a pGPU available in the GPU group needed by the VM.
You attempted to run a VM on a host which doesn't have I/O virtualization (IOMMU/VT-d) enabled, which is needed by the VM.
You attempted to run a VM on a host which doesn't have a PIF on a Network needed by the VM.
You attempted to run a VM on a host which doesn't have access to an SR needed by the VM.
You attempted to run a VM on a host on which the vGPU required by the VM cannot be allocated on any pGPUs in the GPU_group needed by the VM.
An error occured while reverting the specified virtual machine to the specified snapshot
The quiesced-snapshot operation failed for an unexpected reason
The VSS plug-in is not installed on this virtual machine
The VSS plug-in cannot be contacted
The VSS plug-in has timed out
Base class for all XenAPI Exceptions
A group of compatible USBs across the resource pool
First published in XenServer 7.3.
Represents all the fields in a USBGroup
A user of the system
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a User
A virtual block device
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a VBD
The metrics associated with a virtual block device
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a VBDMetrics
A virtual disk image
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a VDI
Represents all the fields in a VdiNbdServerInfo
A virtual GPU (vGPU)
First published in XenServer 6.0.
Represents all the fields in a VGPU
A type of virtual GPU
First published in XenServer 6.2 SP1 Tech-Preview.
Represents all the fields in a VGPUType
A virtual network interface
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a VIF
The metrics associated with a virtual network device
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a VIFMetrics
A VLAN mux/demux
First published in XenServer 4.1.
Represents all the fields in a VLAN
A virtual machine (or 'guest').
Represents all the fields in a VM
VM appliance
First published in XenServer 6.0.
Represents all the fields in a VMAppliance
The metrics reported by the guest (as opposed to inferred from outside)
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a VMGuestMetrics
The metrics associated with a VM
First published in XenServer 4.0.
Represents all the fields in a VMMetrics
VM Protection Policy
First published in XenServer 5.6 FP1.
Represents all the fields in a VMPP
VM Snapshot Schedule
First published in XenServer 7.2.
Represents all the fields in a VMSS
A virtual TPM device
First published in .
Represents all the fields in a VTPM
Describes the vusb device
First published in XenServer 7.3.
Represents all the fields in a VUSB