Here I am showing some scripts I am using to protect folders against deletion or from view or both.
To protect from deletion only 'chattr' command was used. But to prevent both deletion and viewing I change the parent folder ownership to 'root' and set folder property to 'list files only'. But these operations can be done only by sudoers.
I have a dedicated server in a data center and I want to install XenServer for virtualization.
XenServer will be running 2 or 3 virtual servers, all of which will be using Public IP's along with a remotely accessible SSH tunnel.
I want to know how I can manage the XenServer virtual machines, such as rebooting, installing Operating Systems etc with a GUI.
Hello: I am trying to install a CentOS v5.4 Virtual machine onto my Xenserver. We have a bunch of Windows VM's that work perfectly, but for some reason I cannot install any Cento... [by arifdhalla]
I want a paravirtualized ZFS server for Xenserver 6.1 supporting a 6+ TB zpool.
The old templates for Xenserver 6.0.2 and FreeBSD 9 don't work.
I have been unsuccessful ("Not a Xen-ELF image...") at making my own FBSD9, XS6.1 paravirtual combo, even though I've tried every "step by step" tutorial I've found on the intarwebs.
I'm running both Ubuntu server and desktop as virtual guests on XenServer, and when trying to install XenServer tools, it complains that the current tools package is not ready for 12.04. Is Ubuntu working on a package? Where can I obtain it?
Thank you,
Xitron
I have a XenServer 5.6 Free setup with 5 VMs (Windows and Linux) using about 1.5TB of directly attached storage.
Because our virtualisation needs have grown a bit, we currently are preparing a faster XenServer 6.0 Free machine with more RAM and a more storage.
We deploy virtual machines using Citrix XenServer 6.0 for our clients.
Two seperate clients experience the same issue: when a Server 2008 virtual machine is restarted, the static IP addresses (network address, subnet, gateway, primary DNS) don't appear to apply correctly as the IP's cannot be pinged, network services cannot be accessed etc.
We are using Hyper-V R2 as a platform for virtualizing development and testing environment.
After month of use, with creating / deletion of many virtual machine, the vhd store is filled with a lot of vhd and avhd files.
I'm having trouble figuring out how to adding basic HTTP authentication to password-protect a development testing environment running on a production web server. Both the main site and the testing environment are virtual hosts that use AJP proxying to serve separate instances of Tomcat webapps.
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