list

Browses defined virtual servers.

Syntax


1  list
2.1  --all
2.1  --inactive
2.1!  --state-running
2.1  --state-paused
2.1  --state-shutoff
2.1  --state-other 
2.1  --with-snapshot
2.1  --without-snapshot 
2.1  --transient
2.1  --persistent 
2.1  --autostart
2.1  --no-autostart 
2.1  --with-managed-save
2.1  --without-managed-save 
2.1  --name
2.1  --id
2.1  --uuid !  --table ?  --managed-save ?  --title

Selected options

--all
Lists all defined virtual servers.
--autostart
Lists all defined virtual servers with autostart enabled.
--inactive
Lists all defined virtual servers that are not running.
--managed-save
Only when --table is specified.
--name
Lists only virtual server names.
--no-autostart
Lists only virtual servers with disabled autostart option.
--persistent
Lists persistent virtual servers.
--state-other
Lists virtual servers in state shutting down.
--state-paused
Lists virtual servers in state paused.
--state-running
Lists virtual servers in state running.
--state-shutoff
Lists virtual servers in state shut off.
--table
Displays the listing as a table.
--title
Displays only a short virtual server description.
--transient
Lists transient virtual servers.
--uuid
Lists only UUIDs.
--with-managed-save
Lists virtual servers with managed save state.
--with-snapshot
Lists virtual servers with existing snapshot.
--without-managed-save
Lists virtual servers without managed save state.
--without-snapshot
Lists virtual servers without existing snapshot.

Usage

Browsing virtual servers

Example

This example lists all defined virtual servers.
# virsh list --all