Create a Windows-XP VM using OpenNebula 3.6.0 in Ubuntu 12.04 with iSCSI datastore
Tasks in a nutshell:
1. To install OpenNebula 3.6.0 in Ubuntu 12.04 Server
2. To prepare a Ubuntu 12.04 machine as a iSCSI target
3. To prepare a Ubuntu 12.04 machine as OpenNebula Node and install
iSCSI initiator in it.
4. To create a iSCSI Datastore and save a WINXP qcow2 image in it.
5. To create a Windows-XP VM
6. To add an additional DATABLOCK image to iSCSI Datastore and attach the
same to running Windows XP VM
7. To add an additional DATABLOCK to Default shared storage and attach the
same to running Windows XP VM
OPENNEBULA 3.6.0 in UBUNTU 12.04 – WindowsXP -iscsi Datastore
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bala 3:55 pm on December 18, 2012 Permalink |
Hello Sir,
I try to create onehost at onevmhost server part….. i cannt create…it shows like..
oneadmin@onevmhost:~$ onehost create onevmhost –im im_kvm –vm vmm_kvm –net dummy
Connection refused – connect(2)
Give me some suggestion…
Regards,
R.Balasubramaniyan
bala 7:29 pm on January 3, 2013 Permalink |
Hello Sir,
After very big battle i deployed vm in iscsi remote machine….. In this journey i learned more… This article is very good….. I would like to mention of EBS concept in aws, like that you made datablock attach to an windows that is super sir….. i am very happy at the end of this deployment of windows vm in iscsi and attache data block to that vm……
And thanks once again for this article….
Regards,
R.Balasubramaniyan
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Bala 1:39 pm on January 4, 2013 Permalink |
Good to know that bala. Nice that you kept the battle on and implemented. Good luck for other experiments
Michael 3:07 pm on March 22, 2013 Permalink |
Really Nice Documentation!!
cloudblab 9:33 pm on March 22, 2013 Permalink |
Thank You Michael. Such comments will encourage me to publish more.