Paravirtualization With Xen On CentOS 5.4 (x86_64)
This might be a silly question, but... Is there any hypervisor or other virtualization solution which supports a "virtual IPMI" for virtual machines? I.e. would allow access to something that looks like power control, a serial-over-lan console, etc. to a virtual machine.
This is really not the right way for managing virtual machines, I know.
Paris, Curitiba, the 10th of September. Mandriva S.A has released Mandriva Class, the real time Education platform for teachers and students. Mandriva Class is a platform that lets teachers and students interact in a virtual classroom.
Paravirtualization With Xen On CentOS 5.6 (x86_64)
This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on how to install Xen (version 3.0.3) on a CentOS 5.6 (x86_64) system.
I've got a project that there's no budget for. Basically I need to get a null modem connection set up between our phone systems(physical servers running Win2K8 32b) and our new reporting system(virtual server running Win2K3) in another location. I figured I would use a hardware serial/ethernet adapter and connect it to the VM remotely. This however is expensive at ~80+ per phone system.
Mandriva S.A has announced Mandriva Class, a real time education platform for teacher and students that will allow them to interact in a virtual classroom. The developers of Mandriva have chosen to make an impact in a niche that is ignored by a lot of operating systems.
am try to create another network card as virtual eth0:1
but when i restart the server it want be appear i have to create it again what is the solution for this .
Problem: Creating and maintaining hundreds of student accounts
The school where I work runs Active Directory on Server 2008. Every year, our students have to sign up for accounts with a third-party SaaS school management system. That has created a lot of work in the past, as codes have to be generated for students, and students often lose the codes or can't figure out how to enter them.
I've been getting a lot of crashes lately (okay, I've only had my DX for two weeks, and rooted it promptly). I go to load the last nandroid backup, and I discover that besides Clockword Mod, there's another recovery system on my phone. I get the option when starting up recovery to select either CWM, or RZR recovery. I don't know how RZR recovery got on my phone in the first place.
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