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= Installing [[XenServer]] =
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First you need to decide what [[XenServer]] you will install:
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* Citrix [[XenServer]]: a commercial product and the only enterprise-class, cloud-proven virtualization platform that delivers the critical features of live migration and centralized multi-server management at no cost
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* XCP: the open source version
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== Install [[XenServer]] ==
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To help install Citrix [[XenServer]], take a look at the official install docs:
 
To help install Citrix [[XenServer]], take a look at the official install docs:
 
* http://support.citrix.com/proddocs/topic/xenserver/xs-where-are-docs-wr.html
 
* http://support.citrix.com/proddocs/topic/xenserver/xs-where-are-docs-wr.html
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=== Install form ISO ===
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Put the CD in your server, and follow the on screen instruction.
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=== Install form PXE ===
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== Install XCP ==
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You can download XCP here:
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* http://xen.org/download/xcp/index.html
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Notes:
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* Install steps are almost identical to [[XenServer]]
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* If you want a feature set similar to [[XenServer]] 6.0, then take a look at XCP 1.5 beta
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* If you want a more stable system, try XCP 1.1

Revision as of 18:01, 5 March 2012

Installing XenServer

First you need to decide what XenServer you will install:

  • Citrix XenServer: a commercial product and the only enterprise-class, cloud-proven virtualization platform that delivers the critical features of live migration and centralized multi-server management at no cost
  • XCP: the open source version

Install XenServer

To help install Citrix XenServer, take a look at the official install docs:

Install form ISO

Put the CD in your server, and follow the on screen instruction.

Install form PXE

Install XCP

You can download XCP here:

Notes:

  • Install steps are almost identical to XenServer
  • If you want a feature set similar to XenServer 6.0, then take a look at XCP 1.5 beta
  • If you want a more stable system, try XCP 1.1