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Xen?<br>
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<pre wrap="">Never used it, have been reading the RedHat docs on it, looks like it
needs a lot of text editing, but there also appears to be "virt-manager"
that does a lot of the hard work for you. I want a system that is easy
to get up and running, and easy to do everything with the host and the
guests without physical access to the host hardware, once the host is setup.
One question: what is the difference between domain0 and the host
physical system?
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domain0 = host physical system. <br>
We use Xen for all virtualized environment to consolidate old hardware
.. so not in a big way .. <br>
I find it quite easy to manage, especially if you run same OS on the
host and guest. <br>
Once guest host is setup, user on the guest machine can do whatever
they like in the guest host without affecting domain0.<br>
Xen support full virtualization but you need to have CPU that support
it ( Intell VT-x / Vanderpool or AMD-V) <br>
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If you want easy to use GUI, try <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.enomalism.com">http://www.enomalism.com</a>. <br>
I never use it but their doco stated that they have interface to
transform VMWare image to xen image. <br>
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Regards,<br>
Rianto Wahyudi<br>
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