With XenServer you can start and stop VMs from the command line, but
afaik XenCenter is by far the best way to manage a XenServer. Just
install XenServer on a box, connect with XenCenter and create your first
VM, it's that easy. I found it self explainitory. I'm running about 20
VMs on 1 server with a 'free license' and also a pool of 3 servers with
enterprise licenses with an 10TB iSCSi array from dell/equallogic. I've
never had to call citrix (knocks on wood).
Regards,
Russ Purinton
Director, Network Operations
VoIPnet Technologies, Inc.
207-591-6908
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[mailto:xen-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of J
Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2011 8:58 PM
To: xen-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Xen-users] Help with Citrix XenServer
Hi,
It's been forever and a day since I last posted here, mainly because I
haven't touched Xen in a few years now due to job changes... But now
I've been handed a project to work with XenServer, Citrix's commercial
grade Xen.
So, I wanted to ask if there were any people here with experience
using XenServer, XenCenter and so on, or if you knew of a better list
to ask on. For now, I am evaluating and doing exploratory testing, so
I don't have any support from Citrix.
Mainly, I'm interested in learning how to create and control DomUs
from CLI... I used to have this completely scripted when using Xen on
top of RHEL and SLES, but with XenServer, it's a bit different, more
like using VMWare ESX. So, any help for me? Or at least any better
places to ask?
Thanks
Jeff
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