Description: Guest Control in virtualization environments refers to a set of tools and features that allow for the efficient management of guest operating systems from the host. This functionality is crucial in environments where multiple virtual machines (VMs) can run simultaneously on a single physical hardware. Through Guest Control, administrators can perform tasks such as installation, configuration, and monitoring of guest operating systems, as well as manage resources like CPU, memory, and storage. Additionally, it enables the integration of advanced functions, such as time synchronization between the host and guests, snapshot management, and the ability to perform remote power operations on virtual machines. This centralized control capability not only enhances operational efficiency but also facilitates the management of complex environments where scalability and flexibility are essential. In summary, Guest Control is a fundamental tool that optimizes the management of virtualized resources, ensuring optimal performance and simplified administration of guest operating systems.
