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Configuring the Upgraded System

• You have configured a local repository for the OS template.

After that, you can use the prlctl create command to create your first Container. For example,

you can execute the following command to create a new Container, assign the name of ct101 to

it, and base it on the Centos 6 OS template:

# prlctl create ct101 --ostemplate centos-6-x86 --vmtype ct

This command first creates the cache for the centos-6-x86 OS template and then makes the

ct101 Container on the basis of the cached template.

Converting VZFS Containers to the New Layout

After upgrading your system to Parallels Cloud Server 6.0, all legacy Containers continue operating

on VZFS—the file system used by Containers in previous versions of Parallels Server Bare Metal

and Parallels Virtuozzo Containers.

Note: You can convert VZFS-based Containers to the new Container-in-an-image-file (ploop) layout

while you migrate them to the host running Parallels Cloud Server 6.0. To do this, use the vzmigrate -

-convert-vzfs --online command.

To convert a Container based on VZFS to use the new Container-in-an-image-file layout:

1 Make sure that the /vz partition is formatted as ext4.

Containers with the Container-in-an-image-file layout can be used only on /vz partitions

formatted as ext4. For more information on converting the /vz partition to ext4, see

Creating Containers with the New Layout (p. 20).

2 Use the vzctl convert command to convert the Container. For example, to convert

Container 101, you can run this command:

# vzctl convert 101 --velayout 5

If the --velayout option is omitted, the command converts a Container to the layout defined

by the VEFSTYPE parameter in the global configuration file /etc/vz/vz.conf. For the

Container-in-an-image-file layout, this parameter must be set to ext4.

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