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VBoxManage import — Import a previously exported virtual machine (VM). More information: <https://www.virtualbox.org/man
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How to use the
VBoxManage import command: Import a previously exported virtual machine (VM). More information: <https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch08.html#vboxmanage-import>.Solution
VBoxManage import — Import a previously exported virtual machine (VM). More information: <https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch08.html#vboxmanage-import>.Import a VM from an OVF or OVA file:
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}}Set the name of the imported VM:
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --name {{vm_name}}Indicate the folder where the configuration of the imported VM will be stored:
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --basefolder {{path/to/directory}}Register the imported VM in VirtualBox:
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --registerPerform a dry run to check the import without actually importing:
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --dry-runSet the guest OS type (one of
VBoxManage list ostypes) for the imported VM:VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --ostype {{ostype}}Set the memory (in megabytes) for the imported VM:
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --memory {{1}}Set the number of CPUs for the imported VM:
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --cpus {{1}}Code Snippets
Import a VM from an OVF or OVA file
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}}Set the name of the imported VM
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --name {{vm_name}}Indicate the folder where the configuration of the imported VM will be stored
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --basefolder {{path/to/directory}}Register the imported VM in VirtualBox
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --registerPerform a dry run to check the import without actually importing
VBoxManage import {{path/to/file.ovf}} --dry-runContext
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