Clone Details

Viewing detailed information about a clone virtual machine

The Clone Details page displays comprehensive information about a specific clone virtual machine, including its configuration, network settings, RDP credentials, and the status of both the clone and its associated primary machine.

Accessing Clone Details

To view clone details:

  1. Navigate to the Clones page

  2. Click the three-dot menu (⋮) on the right side of any clone row

  3. Click View

  4. The clone details page will open

Overview Information

The top of the page displays key metadata about the clone:

  • Status: Current operational state (Running, Stopped, Starting, etc.)

  • Configuration: The configuration name associated with this clone

  • Resources: CPU and RAM allocation (e.g., "4 vCPUs, 12GB RAM")

    • Click the info icon to see total available resources on the system

  • Created By: The user who created the clone

  • Created At: The date and time when the clone was created

  • Updated At: The date and time of the last update to the clone

Clone Actions

Three action buttons are available at the top right:

  • Start Failover: Initiate a failover operation to switch from the primary machine to this clone

  • Create Snapshot: Manually create a snapshot of the clone's current VM image

  • Delete: Remove the clone virtual machine

RDP Credentials

This section provides the credentials needed to remotely connect to the clone VM:

  • Username: The RDP username (click the copy icon to copy to clipboard)

  • Password: The RDP password (click the copy icon to copy to clipboard)

  • Port: The host port for RDP connection (click the copy icon to copy to clipboard)

Use these credentials with your preferred RDP client to connect to the clone.

Image Information

  • Name: The VM image name used for this clone

Network Information

Network Configuration

  • Type: Network type (e.g., NAT, Bridged)

  • IP Address: The IP address assigned to the clone VM

  • Network Name: The name of the network the clone is connected to

Static IP Configuration

Displays the static IP configuration if configured for this clone.

Port Mappings

Shows the port mappings between the guest VM and the host system:

  • GUEST_PORT: The port number inside the clone VM

  • HOST_PORT: The corresponding port on the host system

  • PROTOCOL: The protocol used (TCP/UDP)

Clone Machine Information

Detailed information about the clone machine itself:

  • Name: Clone machine name with C badge

  • IP Address: The clone's IP address

  • Created By: The user who created this machine registration

  • TCP/UDP Ports: List of ports configured for the clone with their protocols and port numbers

    • Format: Protocol | GuestPort: [number] | HostPort: [number or N/A]

  • Last Online: The last time the clone machine checked in

  • Services Status: Status of the three Axilon services

    • Main Service: Core Axilon service status

    • Restore Service: Configuration restore service status

    • Snapshot Service: Configuration snapshot service status

    • Each service displays Running, Stopped, or other status indicators

  • Registered At: When the clone machine was registered with Axilon

  • Description: User-provided description of the clone's purpose

Primary Machine Information

Information about the primary machine associated with this clone:

  • Name: Primary machine name with P badge

  • IP Address: The primary machine's IP address

  • Created By: The user who registered the primary machine

  • TCP/UDP Ports: List of ports configured for the primary machine

  • Last Online: The last time the primary machine checked in

  • Services Status: Status of the three Axilon services on the primary machine

    • Main Service

    • Restore Service

    • Snapshot Service

  • Registered At: When the primary machine was registered with Axilon

  • Description: User-provided description of the primary machine's purpose

Configuration Information

Details about the configuration used for this clone's snapshots and restores:

  • Name: Configuration name

  • Application: The application type

  • Method: Backup/restore method (e.g., Script, Folder)

  • Backup path: File path where backups are stored

  • Restore path: File path where configurations are restored

Click the home icon in the breadcrumb at the top to return to the Clones list.

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