CentOS - Jan 2011 - installing windows 2008 server( VM) on a centos xen server

hi

I have a xen cent os (Dom0) .. i want to add a vm ( windows 2008 server ) ,
since i am using command line how do i see  the  the windows machine. boot
?? .. i am really confused here .
I have previous iinstalled centos ( VM)  , but that was command line based .


Can some one please direct me on this

-- 
Regards
Agnello D'souza
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You can install virt-manager on the centos box, and then use it via ssh,
for example

 

ssh -X user at centoshost.com

 

Then on the command line, run virt-manager, (you may need to install
xauth as well, but it works a charm)

 

From: centos-bounces at centos.org [mailto:centos-bounces at centos.org] On
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Subject: [CentOS] installing windows 2008 server( VM) on a centos xen
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 hi

I have a xen cent os (Dom0) .. i want to add a vm ( windows 2008 server
) , since i am using command line how do i see  the  the windows
machine. boot ?? .. i am really confused here .  
I have previous iinstalled centos ( VM)  , but that was command line
based . 

Can some one please direct me on this 

-- 
Regards 
Agnello D'souza



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On 01/03/2011 09:40 AM, Agnello George wrote:
>  hi
>
> I have a xen cent os (Dom0) .. i want to add a vm ( windows 2008 
> server ) , since i am using command line how do i see  the  the 
> windows machine. boot ?? .. i am really confused here .
> I have previous iinstalled centos ( VM)  , but that was command line 
> based .
>
> Can some one please direct me on this
>
> -- 
> Regards
> Agnello D'souza
>
>
>
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There is no way to see the Windows VM booting. Just use the GUI 
Environment or VNC remotely.

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Best Regards,

Vincent Li

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