Hello,
I also think that dhcp is the way to go with windows guests or images
that can not me modified to use contextualization data provided by
ONE. We have not included dhcp configuration scripts as we don't want
to marry with any specific external server and I suppose most of the
datacenters
On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 5:50 AM, Giovanni Toraldo g...@libersoft.it wrote:
Hi,
searching on mailing list archives and googlin' around, I found many
people talking about using bat/vbs/wmi scripts for configuring Windows
guests, but I haven't actually found anything.
Someone know if there
Il 27/12/2010 14:44, John Murphy ha scritto:
I am also looking for this information. Is anyone running Windows
servers virtualized in OpenNebula? It seems that OpenNebula, along with
Eucalyptus and OpenStack, is targeted at Linux guests. I am looking for
a cloud infrastructure solution to
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 4:32 PM, Giovanni Toraldo g...@libersoft.it wrote:
I am currently virtualizing Windows guests, using 1 ip fixed networks
and manually configuring network (that's creepy, I know).
I'm also wondering about contextualization when multiple platforms, guest
OSes and
GT == Giovanni Toraldo g...@libersoft.it writes:
GT I think that a clean solution couldn't exists with the actual
GT architectural problems on windows systems, not only related to how
GT to configure your network card, but even how to deal with product
GT activation that get triggered every time
SP == Stefan P deubeul...@gmail.com writes:
SP I'm also wondering about contextualization when multiple
SP platforms, guest OSes and distributions are concerned, and I keep
SP coming back at the conclusion that a properly managed and secured
SP DHCP setup is the way to go.
Not really. Writing a
Il 27/12/2010 16:58, sa...@eng.it ha scritto:
AFAIK the latest version of Windows (startin from Vista) should allow
the setting of the IP from a script.
http://www.tomstricks.com/how-to-create-a-batch-file-for-changing-network-settings-in-windows-vista/
Probably a vbscript or powershell could
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 5:03 PM, sa...@eng.it wrote:
SP == Stefan P deubeul...@gmail.com writes:
SP I'm also wondering about contextualization when multiple
SP platforms, guest OSes and distributions are concerned, and I keep
SP coming back at the conclusion that a properly managed and
SP == Stefan P deubeul...@gmail.com writes:
SP Configuring the network on one given windows version is, I'd bet,
SP as easy as it is to do on debian. So now you have two
SP scripts... What about other distros, windows versions... OS X ?
Not this difficult to solve. Mac OS X is a BSD Unix, you
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 6:20 PM, sa...@eng.it wrote:
SP == Stefan P deubeul...@gmail.com writes:
SP Configuring the network on one given windows version is, I'd bet,
SP as easy as it is to do on debian. So now you have two
SP scripts... What about other distros, windows versions... OS X ?
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