Xen users - Aug 2005 - consoles in 3.0

Have the capabilities of remote consoles changed in 3.0?   In the latest
snapshot we noticed the removal of the TCP/IP port in the xm long listing and no
longer see a way to access domain consoles remotely.



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Alan Greenspan wrote:
> Have the capabilities of remote consoles changed in 3.0?   In the 
> latest snapshot we noticed the removal of the TCP/IP port in the xm 
> long listing and no longer see a way to access domain consoles remotely.
I think some form of console of TCP/IP will appear before the final 
3.0.0 release.  Honestly, I think there are better ways to achieve the 
same results (for instance, remotely invoke ssh xm console DomainName).

What''s your current usecase?  Would ssh not be a suitable replacement?
I''d really like to get rid of the open TCP sockets completely...

Regards,

Anthony Liguori
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> Have the capabilities of remote consoles changed in 3.0?   In 
> the latest snapshot we noticed the removal of the TCP/IP port 
> in the xm long listing and no longer see a way to access 
> domain consoles remotely.
Exporting the tty''s is really an issue for higher-level tools and
daemons.
You can use something fired off by either inetd or even ssh to provide
remote access.

Ian 

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