Difference between revisions of "CentOS Essentials"
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#* [[Managing and Monitoring CentOS based Xen Guest Systems|Monitoring Virtual Machine Performance]]<br><br> | #* [[Managing and Monitoring CentOS based Xen Guest Systems|Monitoring Virtual Machine Performance]]<br><br> | ||
# [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools]] | # [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools]] | ||
− | + | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|xm Command-line vs virsh Shell]] | |
+ | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|Listing Guest System Status]] | ||
+ | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|Starting a Xen Guest System]] | ||
+ | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|Connecting to a Running Xen Guest System]] | ||
+ | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|Shutting Down a Guest System]] | ||
+ | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|Pausing and Resuming a Guest System]] | ||
+ | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|Suspending and Resuming a Guest OS]] | ||
+ | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|Saving and Restoring Xen Guest Systems]] | ||
+ | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|Rebooting a Guest System]] | ||
+ | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|Configuring the Memory Assigned to a Xen Guest OS]] | ||
+ | #* [[Managing Xen on CentOS using the xm and virsh Command-line Tools|Migrating a Domain to a Different Host]]<br><br> | ||
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