Hello.
El 04/01/13 23:14, George Shuklin escribió:
Use xe vbd-create between vdi and dom0 (which is normal VM mostly), and
xe vbd-plug.
Yes, that's what I have done following the example from Citrix forum.
In case of a normal DomU:
I create VBD linking the VM with VDI,
I issue vbd-plug,
the bl
You doing it wrong.
Use xe vbd-create between vdi and dom0 (which is normal VM mostly), and
xe vbd-plug.
You can see some sample usage in 'xe-edit-bootloader' command (somewhere
in /opt/xensource/)
05.01.2013 04:57, Alexandre Kouznetsov пишет:
Hello.
I'm trying to mount VM's disk within C
Iperf ?
David
Le 5 janv. 2013 à 02:09, Raja Revanth Narisetty a
écrit :
> Hi All,
> I would like to simulate/generate traffic between VMs in my XEN cloud.
> Can you please let me know few traffic generation tools.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Revanth
>
Hi All,
I would like to simulate/generate traffic between VMs in my XEN cloud.
Can you please let me know few traffic generation tools.
Thanks in advance,
Revanth
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Hello.
I'm trying to mount VM's disk within Control Domain, as part of my
pre-production tests. My XCP 1.6 installation uses a LVM based local
storage after a default install. The VM's disks are in VHD format.
In my previous Xen experience, with "raw" volumes as virtual hard disks,
I have su
Hello.
While dealing with pre-production tests in XCP 1.6, I found it difficult
to access the VM's disks while they are in VHD mode. The ability to be
able to mount VM's storage within Dom0 is one of my production requirements.
So, I'm seriously considering to use RAW images instead of VHD, w
Ok,
here goes an update on the Problem, which I evaluated in a nightly
session with kind help of Trixboxer from the #xen-api irc-channel on
freenode. I think it's a duplicate of the Problem of another User posted
here:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/xen/api/258377
There are 2 factors caus
Hi,
some more information:
I used a third server to install citrix xenserver 6.1 and the import of
the ovf-files (skipped by xcp) worked fine.
But I haven't got the time to do multi-import-export like the tested
VMWARE -> OVF -> xenserver 6.1
xenserver 6.1 -> XVA -> XCP
Greetings
Philipp
Am
On 1/4/2013 4:49 AM, Sergey wrote:
Hi all.
Where I can find instruction how to migrate vdi to another sr (from
local to lvmoiscsi)
Thanks.
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If you are u
Hi,
I've written a wiki page describing how to build the latest development version
of "xenopsd" (and its dependencies) from source:
http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Building_Xenopsd
"xenopsd" is the name of the domain manager of the XCP toolstack -- it is
responsible for starting, stopping, migrating
> On 04/01/13 11:49, Sergey wrote:
> > Thank you Mike!
> > Can you also point me where I can change default SR for newly created
> VMs?
>
> Try 'xe help vm-install'. The sr-uuid/sr-name-label params are what you
> want.
The default SR, used for all new VMs by default, is defined on the pool.
Try
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On 04/01/13 11:49, Sergey wrote:
> Thank you Mike!
> Can you also point me where I can change default SR for newly created VMs?
Try 'xe help vm-install'. The sr-uuid/sr-name-label params are what you
want.
Mike
>
> On Fri, Jan 4, 2013
I've noticed this error when the guest has a CD mounted that is not available
to the destination host. Try ejecting all CDs from the guest before migrating
it.
John
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On 04/01/13 10:49, Sergey wrote:
> Hi all.
> Where I can find instruction how to migrate vdi to another sr (from
> local to lvmoiscsi)
> Thanks.
Do 'xe help vdi-pool-migrate' in dom0. That should get you started.
Mike
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Hi all.
Where I can find instruction how to migrate vdi to another sr (from
local to lvmoiscsi)
Thanks.
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Hi!
Thanks, you give me a chance to share my expirience in straggle with poor
NFS performance in XCP 1.6.x
First of all, you just need to check mounting options issued by NFS client
in XEN.
You should see something like
#mount
/dev/sda1 on / type ext3 (rw)
none on /proc type proc (rw)
none on /
Hi!
Thanks, you give me a chance to share my expirience in straggle with poor
NFS performance in XCP 1.6.x
First of all, you just need to check mounting options issued by NFS client
in XEN.
You should see something like
#mount
/dev/sda1 on / type ext3 (rw)
none on /proc type proc (rw)
none on /
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