1

Enables additional implicit properties in the appliance class, providing mapping between appliance interface names and OS device interface names and IP addresses.

This may be useful for certain network infrastructure appliances that need very tight control of their network setup. This FEC is applicable only to simple appliances, not assemblies. This feature limits the ability of CA AppLogic to assign IP addresses dynamically and may not be supported in future versions.

2

Diagnostic code. Do not use.

Applications having appliances with this code will not start.

4

The appliance is considered an unmanaged VM. No VMA required; VM considered booted after creation.

8

Skip volume fixup during appliance build.

This is useful if the appliance does not contain any configuration parameters or the appliance volumes are not mountable on the controller. For example, file system type is raw.

16

Disallow an application from being started in debug mode. This code is only recognized for the main assembly of the application.

32

Allows read/write volumes to be shared among multiple appliances within an application.

64

Ignore appliance reboot. This code is useful when performing new OS/driver installations. OS/driver installers may reboot the appliance several times.

The reboots are ignored by CA AppLogic as long as they occur after the appliance has successfully booted. For example, the VM agent vmad in the appliance reported that the appliance started OK.

256

Reboot appliance after CA AppLogic loses connection with the VM agent running in the appliance.

This FE code is used to automatically restart an appliance in cases where the appliance crashes or for some other reason loses network access.This typically causes the VM agent to lose its connection to CA AppLogic.

1

Enables additional implicit properties in the appliance instance, providing mapping between appliance interface names and OS device interface names and IP addresses.

It is applicable only to simple appliances, not assemblies. This feature limits the ability of CA AppLogic to assign IP addresses dynamically and may not be supported in future versions. When used, this FEC is preferably applied to the class, not to the instance.

2

Diagnostic code. Do not use.

Applications having appliances with this code will not start.

4

The appliance is considered an unmanaged VM. No VMA required; VM considered booted after creation.

8

This code is not valid as an instance FEC. This setting is ignored.

16

Disallow an application from being started in debug mode. This code is only recognized for the main assembly of the application.

32

This code is not valid as an instance FEC. This setting is ignored.

64

Ignore appliance reboot. This code is useful when performing new OS/driver installations.

OS/driver installers may reboot the appliance several times. The reboots are ignored by CA AppLogic as long as they occur after the appliance has successfully booted. For example, the VM agent vmad in the appliance reported that the appliance started OK.

256

Reboot appliance after CA AppLogic loses connection with the VM agent running within the appliance.

This FE code is used to automatically restart an appliance in cases where the appliance crashes or for some other reason loses network access. This typically causes the VM agent to lose its connection to CA AppLogic.