The VBoxManage list bridgedifs command lists the bridged network interfaces that are currently available on the host system. The output shows detailed configuration information about each interface. See Chapter 6, Virtual Networking.

The VBoxManage list cloudnets command lists the cloud network interfaces that have been configured. A cloud network interface provides connectivity between local VMs and a cloud network.

The VBoxManage list cloudprofiles command lists the cloud profiles that have been configured. A cloud profile contains settings for a cloud service account.

The VBoxManage list cloudproviders command lists the cloud providers that are supported by Oracle VM VirtualBox. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is an example of a cloud provider.

The VBoxManage list cpu-profiles command lists the CPU profiles that are known by Oracle VM VirtualBox.

The VBoxManage list dhcpservers command lists the DHCP servers that are currently available on the host system. The output shows detailed configuration information about each DHCP server. See Chapter 6, Virtual Networking.

The VBoxManage list dvds command shows information about the DVD virtual disk images that are currently in use by the Oracle VM VirtualBox software. For each image, the output shows all the settings, the UUIDs associated with the image by Oracle VM VirtualBox, and all files associated with the image.

This command performs the same function as the Virtual Media Manager. See Section 5.3, “The Virtual Media Manager”.

The VBoxManage list extpacks command shows all Oracle VM VirtualBox extension packs that are currently installed. See Section 1.5, “Installing Oracle VM VirtualBox and Extension Packs” and Section 8.52, “VBoxManage extpack”.

The VBoxManage list floppies command shows information about the floppy disk images that are currently in use by the Oracle VM VirtualBox software. For each image, the output shows all the settings, the UUIDs associated with the image by Oracle VM VirtualBox, and all files associated with the image.

This command performs the same function as the Virtual Media Manager. See Section 5.3, “The Virtual Media Manager”.

The VBoxManage list groups command shows all VM groups. See Section 1.10, “Using VM Groups”.

The VBoxManage list hddbackends command lists all known virtual disk backends of the Oracle VM VirtualBox software. For each such format, such as VDI, VMDK, or RAW, this command lists the backend's capabilities and configuration.

The VBoxManage list hdds command shows information about the hard disk virtual disk images that are currently in use by the Oracle VM VirtualBox software. For each image, the output shows all the settings, the UUIDs associated with the image by Oracle VM VirtualBox, and all files associated with the image.

This command performs the same function as the Virtual Media Manager. See Section 5.3, “The Virtual Media Manager”.

The VBoxManage list hostcpuids command lists CPUID information for each CPU on the host system. Use this information to perform a more fine grained analyis of the host system's virtualization capabilities.

The VBoxManage list hostdrives command lists the disk drives on the host system potentially useful for creating a VMDK raw disk image. Each entry includes the name used to reference them from within Oracle VM VirtualBox.

The VBoxManage list hostdvds command lists the DVD drives on the host system. Each DVD entry includes the name used to access them from within Oracle VM VirtualBox.

The VBoxManage list hostfloppies command lists the floppy disk drives on the host system. Each floppy disk entry includes the name used to access them from within Oracle VM VirtualBox.

The VBoxManage list hostinfo command shows information about the host system. The output includes information about the CPUs, memory, and the OS version.

The VBoxManage list hostonlyifs command lists the host-only network interfaces that are currently available on the host system. The output shows detailed configuration information about each interface. See Chapter 6, Virtual Networking.

The VBoxManage list hostonlynets command lists the host-only networks that have been configured. A host-only network provides connectivity between the host and local VMs. See Chapter 6, Virtual Networking.

The VBoxManage list intnets command shows information about the internal networks. See Chapter 6, Virtual Networking.

The VBoxManage list natnets command lists the NAT network interfaces that are currently available on the host system. See Chapter 6, Virtual Networking.

The VBoxManage list ostypes command lists all guest operating systems (OSes) that are known to Oracle VM VirtualBox. Each OS entry includes an identifier, a description, a family identifier, a family description, and whether the OS has 64-bit support.

You can use these identifiers with the VBoxManage modifyvm command.

The VBoxManage list runningvms command lists all virtual machines (VMs) that are currently running. By default this displays a compact list that shows the name and UUID of each VM.

The VBoxManage list screenshotformats command shows the list of available screen shot formats.

The VBoxManage list systemproperties command shows a large collection of global Oracle VM VirtualBox settings and limits, such as minimum and maximum guest RAM, virtual hard disk size, folder settings, and the current authentication library in use.

The VBoxManage list usbfilters command lists all global USB filters registered with Oracle VM VirtualBox and displays the filter parameters. Global USB filters are for devices which are accessible to all virtual machines.

The VBoxManage list usbhost command shows information about the USB devices that are attached to the host system. The output includes information that you can use to construct USB filters and indicates whether the device is currently in use by the host system.

The VBoxManage list vms command lists all virtual machines (VMs) that are currently registered with Oracle VM VirtualBox. By default this command displays a compact list that shows the name and UUID of each VM.

The VBoxManage list webcams command shows the list of webcams that are attached to the running VM.

The output is a list of absolute paths or aliases that are used to attach the webcams to the VM by using the VBoxManage webcam attach command.