We will download it
from the website (http://xenman.sourceforge.net/) and install it.
1. Download the rpm for Fedora Core from the project site:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/xenman/xenman-0.6-1.fedora.
noarch.rpm?modtime=1168052247&big_mirror=0.
2. Use yum to install the following dependencies:
python-paramiko: A Python module that implements the
SSH2 protocol for secure connections to remote machines.
gmp: Provides the GNU MP library for arbitrary precision
arithmetic, signed integer operations, rational numbers, and
floating point numbers.
python-crypto: A cryptography library for Python that
provides a collection of both secure hash functions and
encryption algorithms.
# yum install python-crypto python-paramiko
3. Install the downloaded XenMan rpm. It will give information about the
missing Fedora Core Xen package as we are not running the Fedora Core
6 version, but the version of Xen compiled from the Xensource mercurial
repository. Override and install the rpm:
# rpm ??“i --nodeps xenman-0.6-1.fedora.noarch.rpm
4. Start the application:
$ xenman
5. Here is the application on startup. The initial screen displays a summary.
Select the localhost node to see the summary for the local server:
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6. XenMan provides a right-click context menu that enables you to perform
various management actions.
7. Select a domain and choose Show Console from the context menu to display
the console for the chosen domain.
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