exchange data bits between a guest and a host, some of which have special meanings for controlling and monitoring the guest; see chapter 4.6, Guest properties, page 70 for details. Additionally, applications services on the host machine or on other virtual machines cannot be compromised or crashed by a vulnerability or a bug in the service, and the service can run in a different operating system than the host which accepts DOS/NT-style wildcards (? and *). 8.32 VBoxManage metrics This command supports monitoring the usage of system resources. Resources are represented by various metrics associated with the

exchange data bits between a guest and a host, some of which have special meanings for controlling and monitoring the guest; see chapter 4.6, Guest properties, page 66 for details. Additionally, applications services on the host machine or on other virtual machines cannot be compromised or crashed by a vulnerability or a bug in the service, and the service can run in a different operating system than the host which accepts DOS/NT-style wildcards (? and *). 8.31 VBoxManage metrics This command supports monitoring the usage of system resources. Resources are represented by various metrics associated with the

exchange data bits between a guest and a host, some of which have special meanings for controlling and monitoring the guest; see chapter 4.6, Guest properties, page 66 for details. Additionally, applications services on the host machine or on other virtual machines cannot be compromised or crashed by a vulnerability or a bug in the service, and the service can run in a different operating system than the host which accepts DOS/NT-style wildcards (? and *). 8.31 VBoxManage metrics This command supports monitoring the usage of system resources. Resources are represented by various metrics associated with the

exchange data bits between a guest and a host, some of which have special meanings for controlling and monitoring the guest; see chapter 4.6, Guest properties, page 72 for details. Additionally, applications services on the host machine or on other virtual machines cannot be compromised or crashed by a vulnerability or a bug in the service, and the service can run in a different operating system than the host DOS/NT-style wildcards (? and *). 144 8 VBoxManage 8.33 VBoxManage metrics This command supports monitoring the usage of system resources. Resources are represented by various metrics associated with the

exchange data bits between a guest and a host, some of which have special meanings for controlling and monitoring the guest; see chapter 4.6, Guest properties, page 71 for details. Additionally, applications services on the host machine or on other virtual machines cannot be compromised or crashed by a vulnerability or a bug in the service, and the service can run in a different operating system than the host DOS/NT-style wildcards (? and *). 143 8 VBoxManage 8.33 VBoxManage metrics This command supports monitoring the usage of system resources. Resources are represented by various metrics associated with the

exchange data bits between a guest and a host, some of which have special meanings for controlling and monitoring the guest; see chapter 4.6, Guest properties, page 71 for details. Additionally, applications services on the host machine or on other virtual machines cannot be compromised or crashed by a vulnerability or a bug in the service, and the service can run in a different operating system than the host DOS/NT-style wildcards (? and *). 143 8 VBoxManage 8.33 VBoxManage metrics This command supports monitoring the usage of system resources. Resources are represented by various metrics associated with the

exchange data bits between a guest and a host, some of which have special meanings for controlling and monitoring the guest; see chapter 4.6, Guest properties, page 72 for details. Additionally, applications services on the host machine or on other virtual machines cannot be compromised or crashed by a vulnerability or a bug in the service, and the service can run in a different operating system than the host DOS/NT-style wildcards (? and *). 144 8 VBoxManage 8.33 VBoxManage metrics This command supports monitoring the usage of system resources. Resources are represented by various metrics associated with the

exchange data bits between a guest and a host, some of which have special meanings for controlling and monitoring the guest; see chapter 4.6, Guest properties, page 71 for details. Additionally, applications services on the host machine or on other virtual machines cannot be compromised or crashed by a vulnerability or a bug in the service, and the service can run in a different operating system than the host which accepts DOS/NT-style wildcards (? and *). 8.32 VBoxManage metrics This command supports monitoring the usage of system resources. Resources are represented by various metrics associated with the

exchange data bits between a guest and a host, some of which have special meanings for controlling and monitoring the guest; see chapter 4.6, Guest properties, page 70 for details. Additionally, applications services on the host machine or on other virtual machines cannot be compromised or crashed by a vulnerability or a bug in the service, and the service can run in a different operating system than the host which accepts DOS/NT-style wildcards (? and *). 8.32 VBoxManage metrics This command supports monitoring the usage of system resources. Resources are represented by various metrics associated with the

exchange data bits between a guest and a host, some of which have special meanings for controlling and monitoring the guest; see chapter 4.6, Guest properties, page 72 for details. Additionally, applications services on the host machine or on other virtual machines cannot be compromised or crashed by a vulnerability or a bug in the service, and the service can run in a different operating system than the host DOS/NT-style wildcards (? and *). 144 8 VBoxManage 8.33 VBoxManage metrics This command supports monitoring the usage of system resources. Resources are represented by various metrics associated with the