How to use SnapShot Master

Schedule Snapshot creation and Deletion.

Are you looking for an efficient way to manage your virtual machine snapshots? Look no further than SnapShot Master. In this article, we’ll explore how to use SnapShot Master to schedule snapshot creation and deletion, perform virtual machine functions and tasks, and manage snapshots for single or multiple VMs.

Virtual Machines Functions

Virtual Machines Tasks

Under the Virtual Machines menu, you can perform tasks to single or multiple VMs.

Virtual Machines Right Click

Right click on any of the virtual machines and you are presented with the Right Click Menu.

For a single VM, the various functions available to you within the Right Click Menu are;

Ping Virtual Machine
Ping Virtualisation Host
Take a Snapshot of the Virtual Machine
Manage that Virtual Machine’s Snapshots
Delete all the Virtual Machine’s Snapshots
Power on Virtual Machine
Power off Virtual Machine
Shutdown
Restart
Remote Desktop
Remote Powershell
Computer Management

Virtual Machines Select Multiple VMs

For multiple VMs, you use the checkboxes on the right hand side of the SnapShot Master console and select the VMs you wish to perform a function to.

For multiple VMs, the various functions available to you within the Right Click Menu are;

Take a Snapshot of all the Selected Virtual Machines
Delete all Selected Virtual Machine’s Snapshots
Delete all Selected Virtual Machine’s Snapshots except most recent
Delete all Selected Virtual Machine’s Snapshots larger than
Power on all Selected Virtual Machines
Power off all Selected Virtual Machines
Shutdown all Selected Virtual Machines
Restart all Selected Virtual Machines
Revert all Selected Virtual Machines to Most Recent Snapshot
Revert all Selected Virtual Machines to the Oldest Snapshot

Delete Snapshots

Use the menu to delete the snapshots for the Virtual Machines you have selected.

Revert Snapshots

And you can use this menu item to revert the snapshots for any VMs you have selected.

Creating a Virtual Machine Scheduled Snapshot

Select the Virtual Machines to be Snapshotted

You can select either a single or multiple VMs for the Snapshot function. give the Snapshot a Name and Description to make it easily identifiable when and what this snapshot was for. You have the options of taking a snapshot of the Virtual Machine’s memory and taking a Quiesce of the Guest File System as well. Click OK when ready.

Give the Snapshot Schedule a Name

Scheduled VM Snapshot Execution

Now choose whether you wish the run this snapshot job now (Execute Now), or schedule it for a later time (Schedule Job). In this example, I will schedule the snapshots so I selected Schedule Job.

Scheduled VM Snapshot Notes

You can enter in a Note should you so wish. Skip if you dont need any notes, or type in a note then click OK.

Scheduled VM Snapshot Prompt

You are now prompted to create a Schedule Task. Press OK to continue.

VM Snapshot Schedule Creation

Now we need to create a schedule for this job. Click on New in the scheduling window.

VM Snapshot Trigger

Now we need to create a schedule for this job. Click on New in the scheduling window.

VM Snapshot Date and Time Creation

Select a Date and Time that you wish the function to perform then click on OK.

VM running schedule

Now the scheduled job is completed and will run according to the schedule you have set.

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In conclusion, SnapShot Master is a powerful tool for managing virtual machine snapshots. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you’ll be able to schedule snapshots, perform virtual machine functions and tasks, and manage snapshots for single or multiple VMs with ease. Try it out today and see the difference it can make in your virtualization workflow.

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SnapShot Master FAQs

Question	Answer
What is SnapShot Master?	SnapShot Master is a powerful tool for managing virtual machine snapshots. It allows you to perform tasks, schedule snapshot creation and deletion, and manage snapshots for single or multiple VMs.
What kind of virtual machines does SnapShot Master support?	SnapShot Master supports both VMware and Hyper-V virtual machines.
Can I perform tasks on multiple virtual machines at once?	Yes, you can perform tasks on multiple virtual machines at once by selecting them using the checkboxes on the right-hand side of the SnapShot Master console.
Can I schedule snapshot creation and deletion?	Yes, you can schedule snapshot creation and deletion using the Snapshot Schedule feature in SnapShot Master.
Can I take a snapshot of a virtual machine’s memory?	Yes, you can take a snapshot of a virtual machine’s memory using the Snapshot function in SnapShot Master.
Can I take a Quiesce of the Guest File System when creating a snapshot?	Yes, you can take a Quiesce of the Guest File System when creating a snapshot using the Snapshot function in SnapShot Master.
How much does SnapShot Master cost?	The cost of SnapShot Master is $1,000 USD.
Is there a trial version of SnapShot Master available?	Yes, you can download a trial version of SnapShot Master by filling out a form on the SnapShot Master website.
How can I get support for SnapShot Master?	You can get support for SnapShot Master by emailing [email protected] or by visiting the support page on the SnapShot Master website.

Try SnapShot Master Today

SnapShot Master is a powerful tool that can greatly simplify the management of your virtual machine snapshots. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you’ll be able to schedule snapshots, perform virtual machine functions and tasks, and manage snapshots for single or multiple VMs with ease. Download a trial of SnapShot Master today and experience the difference it can make in your virtualization workflow.

To get access to the trial software, simply fill in the form on our website. The cost of SnapShot Master is $1,000 USD, making it a worthwhile investment for any business looking to streamline their virtualization processes.