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Re: [Xen-users] Live Migration Config


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  • From: Matthew Alton <simplicissimus@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2005 11:19:24 -0500
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This is not good.  I'm going to have a devil of a time selling this into enterprises of any size.  Are there any plans to provide filtering rules, authentication, authorization facilities in the works?  Any bolt-ons? We're looking at a serious show-stopper in organizations large enough to have an information protection department, or even security-minded clueful personnel.  As long as I can fire up the Xen Live CD on my laptop and shoot domU missiles at a production Xen instance and have them happily migrate we're at a standstill.  The security people will demand, at a minimum, that we do not run xfrd on the production node.  There goes a monster selling point and my entire position against VM-Ware.

I am a professional C/Unix coder.  Can I help provide this functionality?  It seems fairly trivial.

On 10/27/05, Mark Williamson < mark.williamson@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> How does one configure the live migration facility? Is there a
> configuration file to allow a foreign dom0 to migrate a domU to the local
> dom0? Or can any dom0 migrate a domU to any other dom0?

It's pretty much free for all as far as dom0s are concerned ;-)  Basically if
one dom0 can reach another over a network, it can migrate stuff there!  Right
now, it's more or less expected that an organisation's dom0s are isolated on
a vlan (or separate ethernet).

Cheers,
Mark

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