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vctl run --name myContainer -p 8080:8080 --volume ~/Documents/container:/opt/
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Commands Related to CRX VM
n Get shell access to a CRX VM.
n By specifying the container hosted by the CRX VM.
vctl execvm --sh -c myContainer
n By specifying the vmx path of the CRX VM.
Note To get the vmx path, run the vctl describe myContainer command and refer to the
Host virtual machine value in the output.
vctl execvm --sh <Home_Folder_of_Your_Account>/.vctl/.r/vms/myContainer/
myContainer.vmx
n Execute a command within a CRX VM.
n By specifying the container hosted by the CRX VM.
vctl execvm -c myContainer /bin/ls
n By specifying the vmx path of the CRX VM.
Note To get the vmx path, run the vctl describe myContainer command and refer to the
Host virtual machine value in the output.
vctl execvm <Home_Folder_of_Your_Account>/.vctl/.r/vms/myContainer/
myContainer.vmx /bin/ls
Cleaning Up Residual Environment Data
By default, the vctl utility stores all its data in the .vctl folder under the home folder of your user account.
Perform the following to clean up the environment data:
Procedure
1 Run the vctl system stop -f command to stop all running containers and stop container runtime.
2 Run the vctl system info command to check if container runtime has stopped. Make a note of the
Host network value and DMG file value from the command output.
If the dmg file is not in the <Home_Folder_of_Your_Account>/.vctl folder, remove the dmg file.
3 Remove the <Home_Folder_of_Your_Account>/.vctl folder.
4 Start the Fusion application, select VMware Fusion > Preferences > Network. Remove the virtual
network that you recorded in step 2.
Using VMware Fusion
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