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PaaS Owner (Platform as a Service Owner)

UCInetID of user or group responsible for OS tasks. This UCInetID will be contacted for low-level changes such as disk space changes, VMWare Tools upgrades, etc.

• UCInetID of Owner(s) or Group(s)

Data Owner

UCInetID of user or group responsible for app/data. This UCInetID will be contacted for (un)scheduled interruptions or other changes interrupting access to VM's data.

• UCInetID of Owner(s) or Group(s)

Purpose

The VM’s primary purpose. These are tags in existence in ServiceNow and may be expanded.

• application

• database

• domain_controller

• file

• mail

• utility

• web

Protection Level

The VM protection level classification is the assigned number representing the level of security protection needed for Institutional Information or an IT Resource. Level 1 being the lowest and 3 being the most critical data. Definitions can be found at http://security.uci.edu/security-plan/plan-classification.html

• P3-high

• P2-medium

• P1-low

HA Restart Priority

The high availability (HA) restart priority determines the order in which virtual machines (VMs) are restarted when the ESXi host fails. Higher priority virtual machines are started first. This priority applies only on a per-host basis. If multiple hosts fail, all virtual machines are migrated from the first host in order of priority, then all virtual machines from the second host in order of priority, and so on. The restart priority will also be used to determine which VMs to power off during an incident that severely reduces our ESXi cluster capacity. The default is medium.

• HA4-high

• HA3-medium

• HA2-low

• HA1-disabled

vm_Backup_Job

The VM's Veeam backup job.