On Tue, 24 Apr 2007, Johan Mares wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > On Tue, 24 Apr 2007, Johan Mares wrote: > > > > > >> Is Xen included in SL5 ? If so, also with a maximum of 4 virtual servers ? > >> > > > > Yes. No. It is included, and it works, and there's no such limit (not even > > in the upstream product - at least it's not a technical limitation). > > > I read somewhere that the Xen version included with RHEL5 is limited to > 4 virtual servers (license). Maybe you have to pay to get more.
Yes RHEL5 has differnt prices from RedHat for different levels of virtualization. -Connie Sieh > > > >> Does anyone have any experience with Xen ? How does it compare to VMWare > >> (the > >> > > > > It's quite different. And there are two modes of operation (para/full > > virtualization) which are quite different again. Just give it a try and > > find out. > > > > > >> free edition) ? Any good manuals on how to get started with Xen ? > >> > > > > Why not try the Virtualization Guide coming with SL5 ;-) > > > > > >> Tried it with Fedora C6 but either it tried to install itself onto the > >> install > >> medium (my dvd player) (installing SL4, Debian, Ubuntu) or it disappeared > >> (Centos5) after installing. > >> > > > > Read the document named above. Learn about virt-install, virt-manager, and > > the xm command (at least "xm list" and "xm create"). That should be all > > you need to get started. > > > > Hth, > > > > > Thanx for the reply. > > Johan >
