What is the difference between "suspend" and "pause" on Oracle VM?
The difference between "suspend" and "pause" as following:
pause/unpause:
When you pause a virtual machine, the state of the virtual machine is saved, and the running operations will not be restarted as long as they have no persistent communication with other computers. All the settings in the virtual machine, and all the devices, such as CPUs, VIFs, amount of memory, and so on, remain the same. But the processes of the virtual machine are no longer scheduled by Oracle VM Server to be run on any CPU. Therefore if the virtual machine is running a server such as a Web server, it will appear to the clients that the virtual machine is shut down. This VM still be
pause/unpause:
When you pause a virtual machine, the state of the virtual machine is saved, and the running operations will not be restarted as long as they have no persistent communication with other computers. All the settings in the virtual machine, and all the devices, such as CPUs, VIFs, amount of memory, and so on, remain the same. But the processes of the virtual machine are no longer scheduled by Oracle VM Server to be run on any CPU. Therefore if the virtual machine is running a server such as a Web server, it will appear to the clients that the virtual machine is shut down. This VM still be
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