Re: [Xen-users] Xen Adminsitrator, RHEL5?

[Sadique Puthen <sputhenp@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Mark Williamson wrote:
> Hi Ugo,
>
>   
> > I've read some doc and there seems to be only the virsh command or the
> > Virtual Machine Manager available to manage xen on RHEL AP.
> >     
> You can also use the Xen xm commandline tool directly.
>
>   
> > Is is 
> > possible to use the Xen Administrator Console?
> >     
> I think this is part of the proprietary XenSource / Citrix Xen product.  It's 
> not available in the open source codebase or, consequently, in RHEL...
>   
> > Since I don't install X on the host machine, it may be usefull, at least
> > at the beginning.
> >     
> You don't need to run an X server on the machine in order to use virt-manager; 
> if you have the relevant X libraries installed (which, depending on the RHEL 
> packaging, might be possible without actually installing the X server) then 
> you can ssh -X to that host from another system, then run virt-manager to 
> have the app forwarded across the network to your local display.  This is how 
> I usually manage my RHEL machine.
> Alternatively, you can (I think) run virt-manager on your local workstation 
> and have it connect to the remote Xen machine.  There is an example setup 
> using SSH as a secure transport here: 
> http://virt-manager.et.redhat.com/page/RemoteSSH and there are several other 
> kinds of remote management setup linked from here: 
> http://virt-manager.et.redhat.com/page/Main_Page
>   
For this to work against RHEL5 dom0, you have to have the dom0 to be 
running the libvirt version from the RHEL-5.2 beta channel or wait for 
RHEL-5.2 and use the version of virt-manager which comes with RHEL-5.2 
beta or F7+ on client.
--Sadique

> Hope that helps you,
>
> Cheers,
> Mark
>
>   

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