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Re: [Xen-users] Re: Live Migration Config 
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Ian Pratt wrote:
 With an SSL Xend interface, this would work quite well.  Unfortunately, 
this is a bit of work because Python doesn't have server-side SSL 
support (doh!).
 The following configurable controls should be implemented for 
Xen migration.
1. The migration port.
2. The network interface(s) that the migration service listens on.
3. The maximum # of allowed concurrent incoming migrations 
from a foreign host.
4.  Observance of the /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny 
access controls (or the same within a Xen config file). 
5.  Some simple way to turn off incoming migration completely.
 
1, 2 & 5 are already possible; 4 is simple and is on the todo list[*]. 3
is more of a higher level tools issue.
The correct soloution is probably to have an 'xm migraterx' command that
generates a session key that has to be handed to 'xm migratetx'. The
actual transfer can then be authenticated, and potentially encrypted.
However, this will not be in 3.0.0.
 
 This might be a bit of overkill.  Any basic firewall can provide this 
functionality already.  What would be nice is to have some common 
firewall configurations for dom0 in the Users Manual.  I'll write up 
something for Shorewall this week.
[*] The intention is that the set of allowable hosts be specificed in
xend-config.sxp e.g.: (migration-hosts-allow "*.test.xensource.com"
"129.34.45.0/24" "xenbits.xs.org" )
 
Regards,
Anthony Liguori
 
It would be good if someone could knock the above up.
Ian
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