Manage your clusters and virtual machines through a single easy to use interface. Start, stop and reboot virtual machines on any host, anywhere in the world, by selecting single VM's or groups of VM's.

Provision virtual machines on specific hosts through the host management interface. Update virtual machine configurations using the VM XML editor. Use the VNC console to log-in and configure virtual machines.

The first thing users see once logged into the application.

It provides a textual audit of all operations happening in the cloud. The dashboard shows machine command and control operations, VM repository operations and will log system errors.

Provision groups of virtual machines and assign to custom clusters or hosts. Send custom launch parameters to VM's to allow scripted events to be passed to packaged machines.

Create static networks within your cloud to provide predictable addresses to all your critical virtual machines.

Download and provision from a library of pre-existing virtual machine images. Provide your own custom URL's for creating an internal repository of VM's for the enterprise to share. Package Existing VM's (Create Snapshots). Download from Local or Remote Repository (VM Casting).

Upload ISO or XVM2 images and install unmodified and original operating system images such as Red Hat Enterprise or Microsoft Windows. These fresh installs can be completed using the VNC console.

Provide access at an individual or group level to specific hosts and virtual machines through the ECP security interface.