Xen users - Feb 2008 - Recreating XenServer release 3.2.0-2004d (xenenterprise) configuration files

Hi,

I would be so grateful if somebody could help me sort out a massive
problem.

I have three Xen Virtual Machines each running Windows Server 2003.

Earlier today all the Xen VM configuration files were deleted and I do
not have a backup.

Is there any way I can recreate the configuration files by hand so that
I get my VMs working again?

If it possible, please could someone explain how to go about doing this?

Thank you for your time

Shaun

 




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On Friday 08 February 2008 02:45:30 pm Shaun Mccullagh
wrote:
> Earlier today all the Xen VM configuration files were deleted and I do
> not have a backup.
>
> Is there any way I can recreate the configuration files by hand so that
> I get my VMs working again?
This just got posted to xen-users today. Since this is Xen Enterprise, and not 
open source xen, I''m not sure if ''xe'', etc. have
something similar. Assuming
the guests are still running, on open source, you can do an ''xm -l 
domain-name''. Better still, if you have virsh/virt-manager, you can do 
a ''virsh dumpxml domain-name'', which is a little easier to
work with/edit.

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