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VBOXSERVICE(8)		System Administration Utilities		VBOXSERVICE(8)

NAME
       VBoxService - x86 virtualization solution

DESCRIPTION
   Usage:
       VBoxService
	      [-f|--foreground]	  [-v|--verbose]   [-i|--interval   <seconds>]
	      [--disable-<service>]    [--enable-<service>]	[-h|-?|--help]
	      [--control-interval     <ms>]	[--timesync-interval	 <ms>]
	      [--timesync-min-adjust  <ms>]  [--timesync-latency-factor	  <x>]
	      [--timesync-max-latency  <ms>]  [--timesync-set-threshold	 <ms>]
	      [--timesync-set-start] [--vminfo-interval <ms>]

OPTIONS
       -i | --interval
	      The default interval.

       -f | --foreground
	      Don't daemonzie the program. For debugging.

       -v | --verbose
	      Increment the verbosity level. For debugging.

       -h | -? | --help
	      Show this message and exit with status 1.

   Service-specific options:
       --enable-control
	      Enables the control service. (default)

       --disable-control
	      Disables the control service.

       --control-interval
	      Specifies the interval at which to check for  new	 control  com‐
	      mands. The default is 1000 ms.

       --enable-timesync
	      Enables the timesync service. (default)

       --disable-timesync
	      Disables the timesync service.

       --timesync-interval
	      Specifies the interval at which to synchronize the time with the
	      host. The default is 10000 ms.

       --timesync-min-adjust
	      The minimum absolute drift value	measured  in  milliseconds  to
	      make adjustments for.  The default is 1000 ms on OS/2 and 100 ms
	      elsewhere.

       --timesync-latency-factor
	      The factor to multiply the time query latency with to  calculate
	      the dynamic minimum adjust time.	The default is 8 times.

       --timesync-max-latency
	      The  max host timer query latency to accept.  The default is 250
	      ms.

       --timesync-set-threshold
	      The absolute drift threshold, given as  milliseconds,  where  to
	      start  setting  the  time	 instead  of  trying to adjust it. The
	      default is 20 min.

       --timesync-set-start
	      Set the time when starting the time sync service.

       --enable-vminfo
	      Enables the vminfo service. (default)

       --disable-vminfo
	      Disables the vminfo service.

       --vminfo-interval
	      Specifies the interval at which to retrieve the VM  information.
	      The default is 10000 ms.

       --enable-cpuhotplug
	      Enables the cpuhotplug service. (default)

       --disable-cpuhotplug
	      Disables the cpuhotplug service.

       --enable-memballoon
	      Enables the memballoon service. (default)

       --disable-memballoon
	      Disables the memballoon service.

       --enable-vmstats
	      Enables the vmstats service. (default)

       --disable-vmstats
	      Disables the vmstats service.

	      Copyright (C) 2009-2010 Oracle Corporation

VBoxService			September 2010			VBOXSERVICE(8)

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