On the client:
1. remotely connect above server witch tcp transports
# virsh -c qemu+tcp://<ip>:16510/system
(II) Negative
EXAM1:
1. stop libvirtd service on the remote server
# service libvirtd stop
2. connect remote server from client
# virsh -c qemu+ssh://<ip>/system
EXAM2:
1. Disable ssh root login on the server
appending "PermitRootLogin = no" into /etc/ssh/sshd_config and restart sshd
service on the server
2. Remotely connect server with ssh transports from libvirt client
# virsh -c qemu+ssh://<ip>/system
There are many test cases can be designed for remote access, it will be huge
work for us, so we also may
do it later if you want, I think it should be okay if your patches series just
focus basic connect operations,
but considering future case extension, we shouldn't hard cord transports to
'ssh'.
Yes, agree!
A flexible transport will be more helpful for future extension and
maintaining.
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Best Regards
Yu Mingfei
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