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→xm Command-line vs Console
In previous chapters we have covered the steps necessary to install and configure Xen and Xen based guest operating systems. This chapter is dedicated to explaining the ''xm'' tool, and how it can be used to manage guest operating systems from the command-line. If you prefer to use the graphical ''virt-manager'' tool to administer your Xen configuration see [[Managing and Monitoring Fedora based Xen Guest Systems]].
== xm Command-line vs Console xm Shell ==
The ''xm'' options covered in this chapter may be invoked individually as coomandcommand-line arguments to ''xm'' or used with ''smxm'' in shell mode. To use the options as command-line arguments place use them as follows:
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