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hypervisor:toolstack:gui [2014/04/30 00:32]
admin [Connect the VM to the Desired Network]
hypervisor:toolstack:gui [2015/03/04 19:22]
admin Links adapted because of a move operation
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 There are quite a few solutions that can act as a GUI for XCP-XAPI. There are quite a few solutions that can act as a GUI for XCP-XAPI.
  
-Note that prior to installing a virtual machine, you'll need to **setup your [[:​hypervisor:​vms:​storage-repository|storage repositories]]**.+Note that prior to installing a virtual machine, you'll need to **setup your [[storage|storage repositories]]**.
 ===== Xen Orchestra ===== ===== Xen Orchestra =====
 Can be installed as an "​appliance":​ Can be installed as an "​appliance":​
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 > xe vif-create vm-uuid=<​uuid_of_vm>​ network-uuid=<​uuid_of_network>​ device=0 > xe vif-create vm-uuid=<​uuid_of_vm>​ network-uuid=<​uuid_of_network>​ device=0
 </​code>​ </​code>​
 +
 +==== Run the Appliance on a Selected Host ====
  
 Now, find the UUID of the host serveur you're willing to run the appliance on: Now, find the UUID of the host serveur you're willing to run the appliance on:
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 To display appliance'​s (VM) console from your login session on this host server To display appliance'​s (VM) console from your login session on this host server
 <​code>​ <​code>​
-> xe vm-list params=dom-id ​uuid=<​uuid_of_vm>​ --minimal +> xe vm-list params=dom-id ​name-label=XOA 
-> /​usr/​lib/​xen/​bin/​xenconsole <​dom_id>​+> /​usr/​lib/​xen-4.1/​bin/​xenconsole <​dom_id>​
 </​code>​ </​code>​
 +
 +Login as "​root"​ user (passwd: root).\\
 +Issuing an **ifconfig** command will let you find out the DHCP allocated IP of your VM...
  
 <WRAP center round tip 90%> <WRAP center round tip 90%>
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 To have a quick overview of what screen can do, have a look at this page: [[http://​www.tecmint.com/​screen-command-examples-to-manage-linux-terminals/​]] To have a quick overview of what screen can do, have a look at this page: [[http://​www.tecmint.com/​screen-command-examples-to-manage-linux-terminals/​]]
 +
 +==== Autostart a VM ====
 +First activate auto-start option on the pool you need it: the process is to identify the pool on which you want to activate auto-start and modify the auto_poweron parameter.
 +<​code>​
 +> xe pool-list
 +uuid ( RO)                : <​YOUR-POOL-UUID>​
 +
 +> xe pool-param-set uuid=<​YOUR-POOL-UUID>​ other-config:​auto_poweron=true
 +</​code>​
 +
 +Then identify the VM you want to auto-start and also modify it's auto_poweron parameter:
 +<​code>​
 +> xe vm-list name-label=XOA
 +uuid ( RO)           : <​YOUR-VM-UUID>​
 +
 +> xe vm-param-set uuid=<​YOUR-VM-UUID>​ other-config:​auto_poweron=true
 +</​code>​