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Xenserver Infrastructure Report

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Xenserver Configuration

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Table of Contents

Virtual Machines............................................................................................................3Virtual Machine Virtual NICs (VIF)..............................................................................9Host Configuration.......................................................................................................11NIC Bond Configuration..............................................................................................13Network Configuration................................................................................................14Storage Repository.......................................................................................................16Hosts with Running VMs.............................................................................................18VM with Snapshots......................................................................................................19VDI Virtual Disk Images.............................................................................................20VM with Virtual Block Devices..................................................................................25Pool Information..........................................................................................................29Template List...............................................................................................................30Document Terms..........................................................................................................40

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Virtual Machines

Virtual Machine Name: RHEL5

Decription:

VM Power State: Halted

Amount of VCPUs: 1

Max Amount of Memory: 256

Min Amount of Memory: 16

Date of install: 16/08/2009 20:18:51

Startup time: 16/08/2009 22:18:20

Time of last shutdown: 20090817T13:25:39Z

Reason for Shutdown: halted

UUID cf9e45a1-f98b-9a1d-db07-c9f69cae0216

Number of Xentools Visible VIFs: 0

Virtual Machine Name: DC2

Decription:


Amount of VCPUs: 1



Date of install: 14/08/2009 17:40:30

Startup time: 16/08/2009 19:50:54



UUID 170810ef-6bf0-9b8a-e466-526b2c3bb6f9

OS version and System disk: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition|C:\WINDOWS|\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1


IP Address: 169.254.248.77

Virtual Machine Name: Windows XP SP2 (1)

Decription:

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Amount of VCPUs: 1



Date of install: 16/08/2009 20:11:20

Startup time: 17/08/2009 20:52:53



UUID 34fb1356-d763-5ad1-f372-aea38cee75ca

OS version and System disk: Microsoft Windows XP Professional|C:\WINDOWS|\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1


IP Address: 169.254.22.131

Virtual Machine Name: Windows Server 2003 (1)

Decription: This is a Test machine

VM Power State: Running

Amount of VCPUs: 1



Date of install: 20/07/2009 12:24:22

Startup time: 22/08/2009 18:21:07



UUID 3b451a60-3649-9ac9-359c-9d1730aa2e2b



IP Address: 192.168.0.64

Virtual Machine Name: Win2K3-4GB

Decription:


Amount of VCPUs: 2

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Date of install: 17/08/2009 20:50:34

Startup time: 17/08/2009 21:18:48



UUID 6d99e519-de27-cb88-adb3-03f3595f26c9



IP Address: 192.168.0.122


Decription:


Amount of VCPUs: 1



Date of install: 16/08/2009 20:08:10

Startup time: 17/08/2009 13:26:44



UUID d70572f1-80bd-754f-1b10-f7e781cb6669



IP Address: 169.254.60.98

Virtual Machine Name: XP3

Decription:


Amount of VCPUs: 1


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Date of install: 16/08/2009 22:34:45

Startup time: 16/08/2009 22:34:54



UUID e7a72690-ea08-cdd2-30c7-293736ffed79



IP Address: 192.168.0.121

Virtual Machine Name: w2k3-xen3 (1)

Decription:


Amount of VCPUs: 2



Date of install: 17/08/2009 21:20:43

Startup time: 17/08/2009 21:20:48


Reason for Shutdown: rebooted

UUID 1ef55c07-604e-f352-68cf-df636a9abbb0




Decription:


Amount of VCPUs: 1



Date of install: 16/08/2009 22:34:06

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Startup time: 17/08/2009 21:19:12



UUID 3997e248-a8dd-2836-224c-f362f5fde17d



IP Address: 169.254.111.59

Virtual Machine Name: RHEL5-s2

Decription:


Amount of VCPUs: 1



Date of install: 16/08/2009 22:33:36

Startup time: 16/08/2009 22:33:48



UUID 9bb2c917-0a86-b3f7-6fca-388dc6429ace


Virtual Machine Name: DomainController1

Decription:

VM Power State: Running

Amount of VCPUs: 1



Date of install: 26/07/2009 10:51:32

Startup time: 22/08/2009 18:31:29



UUID da6f2dc4-43d2-b359-8a04-

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IP Address: 169.254.2.250


Decription:


Amount of VCPUs: 1



Date of install: 16/08/2009 20:15:33

Startup time: 16/08/2009 20:15:56



UUID 04454b6a-7561-43aa-3d9e-81f6bdc24616



IP Address: 169.254.33.185

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Virtual Machine Virtual NICs (VIF)


MAC Address: 8a:5b:0b:18:a3:7e

MTU: 0

Is VIF currently attached: False


MAC Address: 86:9f:34:d0:f5:3f

MTU: 0



MAC Address: b6:48:2e:fc:44:82

MTU: 0



MAC Address: 8a:db:e1:de:13:5c

MTU: 0

Is VIF currently attached: True


MAC Address: 82:42:c4:8d:dd:5f

MTU: 0



MAC Address: f6:17:3f:1b:c3:2e

MTU: 0

Is VIF currently attached: True


MAC Address: e6:2f:93:78:0f:6a

MTU: 0



MAC Address: 92:b4:1c:95:29:45

MTU: 0

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MAC Address: de:5b:f7:c3:4d:dc

MTU: 0



MAC Address: 2e:a9:c9:42:bf:06

MTU: 0



MAC Address: 42:60:1d:46:31:f6

MTU: 0



MAC Address: 1a:68:af:97:2b:47

MTU: 0


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Host Configuration

Xenserver Name: xenserver.halfmode.local

Hostname: xenserver.halfmode.local

Is Host alive: True

IP address: 192.168.0.58

Total Host Memory: 2023

Host Memory Free: 838

Number CPU cores: 2

CPU Core Number: 0

CPU Core Vendor: GenuineIntel

CPU Core Model Name: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU U7600 @ 1.20GHz

CPU Core Speed: 1197

CPU Core Stepping Revesion: 13

CPU Core Family: 6

CPU Core Number: 1

CPU Core Vendor: GenuineIntel

CPU Core Model Name: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU U7600 @ 1.20GHz

CPU Core Speed: 1197

CPU Core Stepping Revesion: 13

CPU Core Family: 6

ISCSI IQN Name: iqn.2009-07.com.example:fcf526e8

Number of Allowed Operations: 5

Allowed Operation: vm_migrate

Allowed Operation: evacuate

Allowed Operation: provision

Allowed Operation: vm_resume

Allowed Operation: vm_start

Xenserver version: 5.5.0

Build Number: 15119p

Kernel version: 2.6.18-

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128.1.6.el5.xs5.5.0.496.1012xen

API version: XenSource

Number of Physical Block Devices (PBD):

5

Physical Block Devices: //192.168.0.11/iso

Physical Block Devices: /dev/xapi/cd

Physical Block Devices: /opt/xensource/packages/iso

Physical Block Devices: /dev/xapi/block

Physical Block Devices: /dev/disk/by-id/ata-TOSHIBA_MK8009GAH_48DIW561W-part3

Number of Physical NICs (PIF):

2

PIF IP Address:

PIF Netmask:

PIF DHCP/Static: None

PIF MAC Address: 00:1e:68:37:59:06

PIF DNS servers:

PIF Gateway:

PIF Domain: halfmode.local

PIF VLAN ID: -1

PIF MTU: 1500

PIF Device: eth0

Is PIF attached: False

PIF Device Name: 82566MM Gigabit Network Connection

PIF Device ID: 1049

PIF Vendor Name: Intel Corporation

PIF Vendor ID: 8086

PIF Speed: 1000

PIF is set to duplex: True

PIF PCI Bus: 0000:00:19.0

PIF Carrier: True

PIF IP Address: 192.168.0.58

PIF Netmask: 255.255.255.0

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PIF DHCP/Static: Static

PIF MAC Address: 00:1e:68:37:59:06

PIF DNS servers: 192.168.0.10,192.168.0.1

PIF Gateway: 192.168.0.1

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NIC Bond Configuration

Bond Number: 1

Bond Parent: xenserver3.halfmode.local

Bond members by MAC: | 00:04:23:ce:5c:94 | 00:04:23:ce:5c:95

Bond Number: 2

Bond Parent: xenserver2.halfmode.local

Bond members by MAC: | 00:04:23:c2:02:7f | 00:04:23:c2:02:7e

Bond Number: 3

Bond Parent: xenserver.halfmode.local

Bond members by MAC: | 00:1e:68:37:59:06

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Network Configuration

Network Name: Pool-wide network associated with eth1

Network Description:

Number of connected PIFs: 0

Number of connected VIFs: 0

Network Name: Bond 0+1



Host Member: xenserver3.halfmode.local

Host Member: xenserver.halfmode.local



Network Name: Interlan




VM Member: Windows Server 2003 (1)

VM Member: XP2

VM Member: Win2K3-4GB

VM Member: XP3

VM Member: w2k3-xen3 (1)

VM Member: Windows Server 2003 (2)

VM Member: DC2

VM Member: DomainController1

VM Member: RHEL5

VM Member: Snapshot of XP

VM Member: DC4

VM Member: RHEL5-s2

VM Member: Windows XP SP2 (1)


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Host Member: xenserver.halfmode.local



VM Member: test

VM Member: Snapw2k3-xen3

VM Member: Snapshot of RHEL5

VM Member: Test snapshot for report

Network Name: Guest installer network

Network Description: Network on which guests will get assigned a private local IP address



VM Member: XenSource P2V Server







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Storage Repository

Xenserver Name: xenserver.halfmode.local

Storage Repository Name: ISO

Storage Repository Description: CIFS ISO Library [\\192.168.0.11\iso]

Storage Repository Usage: 146 GB

Storage Repository Size: 204 GB

Storage Repository Name: DVD drives

Storage Repository Description: Physical DVD drives



Storage Repository Name: XenServer Tools

Storage Repository Description: XenServer Tools ISOs



Storage Repository Name: Removable storage

Storage Repository Description:



Storage Repository Name: Local storage




Xenserver Name: xenserver2.halfmode.local









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Xenserver Name: xenserver3.halfmode.local




















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Hosts with Running VMs

XenServer Name: xenserver.halfmode.local

Number of Powered on VMS: 2

Running VM: DomainController1

Running VM: Windows Server 2003 (1)

XenServer Name: xenserver2.halfmode.local


XenServer Name: xenserver3.halfmode.local


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VM with Snapshots


Number Snapshots: 1

Snapshot Name: Snapshot of RHEL5


Number Snapshots: 0


Number Snapshots: 1

Snapshot Name: Snapshot of XP


Number Snapshots: 0


Number Snapshots: 1

Snapshot Name: Snapw2k3-xen3


Number Snapshots: 0


Number Snapshots: 0


Number Snapshots: 0


Number Snapshots: 0


Number Snapshots: 0


Number Snapshots: 2

Snapshot Name: Test snapshot for report

Snapshot Name: test


Number Snapshots: 0

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VDI Virtual Disk Images


Virtual Disk Name: 0

Virtual Description: Created by template provisioner

Virtual Disk Size: 8192 MB

Physical Disk Usage: 8216 MB

Parent Storage Repositry: Local storage

Is VDI read-only: False

Is VDI Shareable: False


Virtual Disk Name: RHEL_5 i386 DVD.iso

Virtual Description:



Parent Storage Repositry: ISO

Is VDI read-only: True

















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Virtual Disk Name: xs-tools.iso




Parent Storage Repositry: XenServer Tools




























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VM with Virtual Block Devices


Number of VBD devices: 2

Device Name: xvda

Device is currently attached: False

Device Read/Write Mode: RW

Device Type: Disk

Device Name: xvdd


Device Read/Write Mode: RO

Device Type: CD



Device Name: hdd



Device Type: CD

Device Name: hda



Device Type: Disk



Device Name: hda



Device Type: Disk

Device Name: hdd



Device Type: CD


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Device Name: hdd

Device is currently attached: True


Device Type: CD

Device Name: hda



Device Type: Disk



Device Name: hdd



Device Type: CD

Device Name: hda



Device Type: Disk



Device Name: hda



Device Type: Disk

Device Name: hdd



Device Type: CD



Device Name: hdd



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Device Type: CD

Device Name: hda



Device Type: Disk



Device Name: hda



Device Type: Disk

Device Name: hdd



Device Type: CD



Device Name: hdd



Device Type: CD

Device Name: hda



Device Type: Disk



Device Name: xvdd



Device Type: CD

Device Name: xvda



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Device Type: Disk



Device Name: hda



Device Type: Disk

Device Name: hdd



Device Type: CD



Device Name: hdd



Device Type: CD

Device Name: hda



Device Type: Disk

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Pool Information

Pool Name: New Pool

Pool Description:

Is HA enabled: False

Number of host failures tolerated:

0

Is HA overcommited: False

Pool Master: xenserver.halfmode.local

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Template List

Template Name: CentOS 5.3

Template Description: Template that allows VM installation from Xen-aware EL-based distros. To use this template from the CLI, install your VM using vm-install, then set other-config-install-repository to the path to your network repository, e.g. http://<server>/<path> or nfs:server:/<path>

Template Name: Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.1


Template Name: Citrix XenApp x64

Template Description: Clones of this template will automatically provision their storage when first booted, and then reconfigure themselves with the optimal settings for running Citrix XenApp x64 on Windows 2003 Server.

Template Name: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11

Template Description: Template that allows VM installation from Xen-aware SLES-based distros. To use this template from the CLI, install your VM using vm-install, then set other-config-install-repository to the path to your network repository, e.g. http://<server>/<path> or nfs:server:/<path>

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Template Name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3


Template Name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 x64


Template Name: Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.0 x64





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Template Name: CentOS 5.0 x64

Template Description: Template that allows VM

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installation from Xen-aware EL-based distros. To use this template from the CLI, install your VM using vm-install, then set other-config-install-repository to the path to your network repository, e.g. http://<server>/<path> or nfs:server:/<path>

Template Name: Citrix XenApp

Template Description: Clones of this template will automatically provision their storage when first booted, and then reconfigure themselves with the optimal settings for running Citrix XenApp on Windows 2003 Server.



Template Name: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 SP4


Template Name: Windows XP SP2

Template Description: Clones of this template will automatically provision their storage when first booted and then reconfigure themselves with the optimal settings for

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Windows XP SP2.

Template Name: Snapshot of XP

Template Description:





Template Name: test





Template Description: Template that allows VM installation from Xen-aware EL-based distros. To use this template from the CLI, install your VM using vm-install, then

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set other-config-install-repository to the path to your network repository, e.g. http://<server>/<path> or nfs:server:/<path>



Template Name: Other install media

Template Description: Template which allows VM installation from install media

Template Name: Windows Server 2003 x64

Template Description: Clones of this template will automatically provision their storage when first booted and then reconfigure themselves with the optimal settings for Windows Server 2003 x64.



Template Name: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP2 x64

Template Description: Template that allows VM installation from Xen-aware SLES-based distros. To use this template from the CLI, install your VM using vm-install, then set other-config-install-repository

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to the path to your network repository, e.g. http://<server>/<path> or nfs:server:/<path>

Template Name: Windows 2000 SP4

Template Description: Windows 2000 Server SP4. Clones of this template will automatically provision their storage when first booted and then reconfigure themselves with the optimal settings for Windows 2000 SP4.

Template Name: Windows Server 2008

Template Description: Clones of this template will automatically provision their storage when first booted and then reconfigure themselves with the optimal settings for Windows Server 2008.

Template Name: Windows Server 2008 x64

Template Description: Clones of this template will automatically provision their storage when first booted and then reconfigure themselves with the optimal settings for Windows Server 2008 x64.

Template Name: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 x64


Template Name: Snapshot of RHEL5



Template Description: Template that allows VM installation from Xen-aware EL-based distros. To use this

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template from the CLI, install your VM using vm-install, then set other-config-install-repository to the path to your network repository, e.g. http://<server>/<path> or nfs:server:/<path>

Template Name: Windows Server 2003

Template Description: Clones of this template will automatically provision their storage when first booted and then reconfigure themselves with the optimal settings for Windows Server 2003.

Template Name: Snapw2k3-xen3






Template Name: XenSource P2V Server

Template Description: An internal utility template for use by the XenSource P2V client

Template Name: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1 x64

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Template Name: Windows XP SP3

Template Description: Clones of this template will automatically provision their storage when first booted and then reconfigure themselves with the optimal settings for Windows XP SP3.


Template Description: Template that allows VM installation from Xen-aware EL-based distros. To use this template from the CLI, install your VM using vm-install, then set other-config-install-repository

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to the path to your network repository, e.g. http://<server>/<path> or nfs:server:/<path>

Template Name: Debian Lenny 5.0

Template Description: Template that allows VM installation from Xen-aware Debian-based distros. To use this template from the CLI, install your VM using vm-install, then set other-config-install-repository to the path to your network repository, e.g. http://<server>/<path>

Template Name: Test snapshot for report







Template Description: Template that allows VM installation from Xen-aware EL-based distros. To use this template from the CLI, install your VM using vm-install, then

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set other-config-install-repository to the path to your network repository, e.g. http://<server>/<path> or nfs:server:/<path>



Template Name: Windows Vista

Template Description: Clones of this template will automatically provision their storage when first booted and then reconfigure themselves with the optimal settings for Windows Vista.





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Document Terms

API version Refers to the vendor of the API (Application Program Interface) used. With Citrix Xenserver 5.5 the vendor is Xensource

Bond Improves host resiliency by using two physical NICs as one. If one NIC in a bond fails, then the network traffic automatically routes to the second NIC. Works in an active/passive mode, with one physical NIC in use at a time. Is different than link aggregation, which acts in active/active mode. XenServer NIC bonds subsume the underlying physical interfaces

CPU Core A single physical CPU may contain multiple CPU cores which are seen by the operating system as seperate CPUs.

Host The physical hardware computer platform (server) in which Citrix Xenserver is installed.

Hostname This is the Host's Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) and often the same as the Xenserver name.

Kernel version Xenserver software is built upon a linux operating system and this parameter is the version details of the controlling Linux platform.

Network Represents a virtual Ethernet switch on a XenServer host. Network objects have a name, a UUID and the collection of VIFs and PIFs connected to the network

PBD Represents the interface between a physical host and an attached storage repository. PBDs are connector objects that allow a given storage repository

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to be mapped to a host. PBDs store the device configuration fields that are used to connect to and interact with a given storage target. In the case of NFS, for instance, this device configuration includes the IP address of the NFS server and the associated mount path. PBD objects manage the runtime attachment of a given storage repository to a given host.

PIF Represents a physical network interface on a XenServer host.

Pool Resource pools allow multiple virtualization servers to be treated as a single entity from a management perspective, creating consolidated management of server resources. In addition Resource Pools allow all servers to share a common framework for network and storage, which facilitates features such as Automatic Placement of VMs and XenMotion.

Snapshot A snapshot is a locally retained point-in-time image of data. These images are frequently used as user-recoverable backups.

SR A storage repository (SR) allows pooling of disk devices and stores one or more VM virtual disk drives.

Template A virtual machine (VM) template is a XenServer file that includes: • The VM environment • The settings for optimum storage, CPU and memory • The network configuration information.

VBD A virtual block device (VBD) is a connector object that is similar to PBD and that allows mappings between VDIs and virtual

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machines. In addition to providing a mechanism to attach a VDI to a virtual machine, VBDs allow the fine-tuning of parameters regarding QoS, statistics and the bootability of a given VDI

VCPU Defines a shared scheduled portion of a physical CPU to a virtual machine. This partitioned use of the CPU is transparent to the virtualized guest operating system.

VDI An on-disk representation of a virtual disk provided to a guest VM. The VDI is the fundamental unit of virtualized storage in XenServer. The VDI is a virtual disk drive.

VIF Represents a virtual interface on a virtual machine.

VLAN VLAN's Separate segments of the network logically instead of physically. VLAN's Control broadcast traffic more efficiently and subnetworks can be configured without routers.

VM Virtua Machines (VM) refers to the guest operating system running in a virtualized environment opposed to running on physical hardware.

Xenserver Name This is the name label of the Host system used for Citrix Xenserver.

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Technology

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