oleg@t510 0 /storage/work/cluster $ ./info.sh
Usage ./info.sh <name|uuid> <platform> <cluster_number> <vm_number>
    use 'name' for look XenServer machine names (same with DNS names)
    use 'uuid' for look XenServer machine uuids (used by /storage/work/cluster/snapshot.sh)

    platform can be
        'c63' - CentOS 6.3
        'r63' - RedHat 6.3
        'u1204' - Ubuntu 12.04
	'all' - all platforms

    cluster_number is integer or 'all'
    vm_number is integer or 'all'
oleg@t510 0 /storage/work/cluster $ ./info.sh name c63 1 1
shared-c63-c1-vm1
oleg@t510 0 /storage/work/cluster $ ./info.sh uuid c63 1 1
26fb7e85-437a-fee4-0ea5-d2e4029c017c
oleg@t510 0 /storage/work/cluster $ ./info.sh name c63 1 all
shared-c63-c1-vm1
shared-c63-c1-vm1
oleg@t510 0 /storage/work/cluster $ ./info.sh name c63 all all
shared-c63-c1-vm1
shared-c63-c1-vm1
shared-c63-c2-vm1
shared-c63-c2-vm2
shared-c63-c3-vm1
shared-c63-c3-vm2
shared-c63-c4-vm1
shared-c63-c4-vm2
oleg@t510 0 /storage/work/cluster $ ./snapshot.sh
Usage ./snapshot.sh <create|remove|rollback> <snapshot> <platform> <cluster_number> <vm_number>
    create - create snapshot (replace if exists)
    remove - remove snapshot
    rollback - rollback to snapshot

    snapshot can be
        'initial' - clean machine
        'build' - machine prepared for build

    platform can be
        'c63' - CentOS 6.3
        'r63' - RedHat 6.3
        'u1204' - Ubuntu 12.04

    cluster_number is integer
    vm_number is integer

    For look of available clusters/vm use script /storage/work/cluster/info.sh
oleg@t510 0 /storage/work/cluster $