VirtualBox – Create Copies of VMs

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These flashcards cover the key concepts and procedures for creating copies of VMs using VirtualBox, such as cloning, exporting, and the different configurations involved.

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What is the purpose of cloning a VM in VirtualBox?

To create a copy of an existing VM for use on the same or different computer.

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What are the two options for cloning a VM in VirtualBox?

Full clone and Linked clone.

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What is a Full clone in VirtualBox?

A fully independent copy of a VM that does not share any resources with its parent.

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What is a Linked clone in VirtualBox?

A copy of a VM that shares files with its parent and is usually slower.

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What is the Export Appliance option in VirtualBox?

It allows one to create a single .OVA file that can be imported into another VirtualBox.

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What should be turned off before exporting a VM using the Export Appliance option?

The virtual machine must be turned off.

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What file extension does an exported appliance have?

.OVA.

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What does the MAC Address Policy determine during cloning?

It specifies how to retain network card MAC addresses when cloning.

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What happens if two network adapters on the same network have the same MAC address?

The network’s switch may react negatively, causing connectivity issues.

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What configuration files does a full VM clone consist of?

It consists of a .VDI extension for the disk image and a .VBOX extension for the configuration file.

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What is a UUID in the context of VirtualBox?

A Universally Unique Identifier assigned to a VM to differentiate between different virtual disk images.