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--- sample:base [2015/03/31 00:31]
admin [Storage Repository (SR)]
+++ sample:base [2015/03/31 01:44] (current)
admin [Start the XOA VM]
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 We'll now register this newly created SR as the pool's default, i.e. new VMs VDIs willl be stored on this SR unless otherwise specified at creation time:
 <code>
-> sudo xe pool-list
+> sudo pool-list
-uuid ( RO)                : 4a187cc1-69ce-eaf3-2742-6aec0783159f
+uuid ( RO)                : 352be6da-23d4-2815-494a-8c6d63957335
           name-label ( RW):
     name-description ( RW):
-              master ( RO): 288efd1c-7afe-21ca-e374-cace5e2d7e20
+              master ( RO): a006d803-4aa1-11e6-827c-7e5c7af9806e
           default-SR ( RW): <not in database>
-> sudo xe pool-param-set uuid=4a187cc1-69ce-eaf3-2742-6aec0783159f default-SR=26b9d87b-f344-1c8d-c5c5-a155d4e4e2e0
+> sudo xe pool-param-set uuid=352be6da-23d4-2815-494a-8c6d63957335 default-SR=2f93b6d9-9904-dbfc-afba-d4ba190fca3d
 </code>
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 ==== Install the Appliance ====
 ----
-XenOrchestra (XO) is an open-source Web interface for XenServer (or XCP in this case) communicating through XAPI. It is made available as an "appliance" for Xen, which means you can [[https://xen-orchestra.com/|download a fully configured VM from the XO website]]. You'll have to register first but there is a free version available for download (version is 3.6 as of this writing: 2015-03-05). Once downloaded, you'll have an .xva file that you need to transfer to your Xen Host. We'll use sftp to do this, creating a new directory on the host for .xva files in /opt/xen/X-Local-XVA:
+XenOrchestra (XO) is an open-source Web interface for XenServer (or XCP in this case) communicating through XAPI. It is made available as an "appliance" for Xen, which means you can [[https://xen-orchestra.com/|download a fully configured VM from the XO website]]. You'll have to register first but there is a free version available for download (version is 3.8 as of this writing: 2015-03-31). Once downloaded, you'll have an .xva file that you need to transfer to your Xen Host. We'll use sftp to do this, creating a new directory on the host for .xva files in /opt/xen/X-Local-XVA:
 <code>
--- From the workstation where you downloaded xoa_free_3.6.xva --
+-- From the workstation where you downloaded xoa_free_3.8.xva --
+> cd /path/to/your/download
 > sftp root@<xen_host_ip>
 sftp> cd /opt/xen
 sftp> mkdir X-Local-XVA
 sftp> cd X-Local-XVA
-sftp> lcd /path/to/your/download
+sftp> put xoa_free_3.8.xva
-sftp> put xoa_free_3.6.xva
+xoa_free_3.8.xva                17%  116MB   4.0MB/s   02:16 ETA
-xoa_free_3.6.xva                17%  116MB   4.0MB/s   02:16 ETA
 sftp> exit
 </code>
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 <code>
 > cd /opt/xen/X-Local-XVA
-> sudo xe vm-import filename=xoa_free_3.6.xva
+> sudo xe vm-import filename=xoa_free_3.8.xva
+e803456a-1478-6047-8735-171f1ac0dcf2
 </code>
 It takes a little time (unzipping the image), to be honest it can take //quite some// time.
+----
+==== Start the XOA VM ====
+----
+Although the VM has now been imported, its initial state is "halted":
+<code>
+> sudo xe vm-list
+uuid ( RO)           : 185059ea-0cdc-01a6-490f-befa6d20052b
+     name-label ( RW): Control domain on host: provocator
+    power-state ( RO): running
+uuid ( RO)           : e803456a-1478-6047-8735-171f1ac0dcf2
+     name-label ( RW): XOA 3.8 Free Edition
+    power-state ( RO): halted
+</code>
+Note that you might want to run an IP scan before starting the VM (seen next point).
+<code>
+> sudo xe vm-start name-label="XOA 3.8 Free Edition"
+</code>
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