On 31/03/2011 07:34, Sajith C.R. wrote:
Hi,
I looking
forward for help in following scenarios.
Can a guest domain with storage and network
available through alternate IO domain also survive after
control domain goes down?
Yes, that is the reason for creating a second I/O domain. You do
not provide details of your configuration, but typically when you
create the alternate I/O domain it is created so that it does not
share any resource from the primary. So it would be created from
its own PCI bus and have separate boot disks and network devices.
Or is
there a setting which can achieve this?
I have failure-policy=ignore for the guest and dependency
set to master=primary.
These settings are not important to the above scenario.
T
Thanks in
advance..
Thanks & Regards,
Sajith
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