In virsh
how do I see which domains are marked as autostart? virsh list
does not show which domains are marked as autostart.
3 Answers
From the man page:-
virsh list --autostart
should do it.
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Running 'virsh list --help' on a CentOS install shows '--autostart' as an option. The virsh installed is version 0.10.2 and it's the same version for libvirt. Commented Jun 17, 2014 at 15:15
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4Use
--all
to include stopped domains as well. E.g.sudo virsh list --autostart --all
– MohnishCommented Jun 22, 2016 at 3:14
I realize this is a very old thread - on my RHEL6.5 system, this works, with the usual caveat that if you don't say --all
, virsh list
will only list info for running domains.
So try
virsh list --all --autostart
and/or
virsh list --all --no-autostart
Works for me.
Here is a universal script for getting autostart information. To list domains (VMs) that have autostart enable put in virsh_autostart_info.sh
and run:
virsh_autostart_info.sh | grep -i enabled
. You could of course clear it up to just display names or whatever you want.
##
# Configuration
#
VIRSH=/usr/bin/virsh
##
# Simple list of domains (VMs)
#
list_domains() {
# list, skipping headers, capturing number and domName, and then strip Id and State column
$VIRSH list --all | awk '$1 == "-" || $1+0 > 0 { print $2 }'
}
##
# Processing
#
## full info
#echo ""
#list_domains | while read vmName; do
# $VIRSH dominfo $vmName
#done
# just autostart info
echo ""
list_domains | while read vmName; do
autostartStatus=`$VIRSH dominfo $vmName | grep -i autostart`
echo $vmName $autostartStatus
done
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virsh list --autostart
didn't work for me in centos 6.5 Commented Jul 31, 2015 at 7:04 -
Thx for the script, it pointed me in the right direction. For anyone needeing a simple command here it is:
virsh dominfo $VM_NAME | grep -i autostart
will showAutostart: enable
; you can disable withvirsh autostart --disable $VM_NAME
, and now the output will be:Autostart: disable
Commented Sep 28, 2022 at 10:01