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Posted by Elias Khnaser on at 12:49 PM 11 commentsĭell announced today the acquisition of Wyse and while there is no denying the move was a brilliant business move I cannot help but feel sad, I am almost as sad as when HP bought Compaq back in the day. I am interested to know if you found this particular blog to be useful and if you want to see more XenServer coverage here. Since this is my first blog on XenServer, I would really appreciate your feedback either in the comments section or via e-mail at or Twitter at.

Enable Linux bridge mode by using the command above.

MIGRATE VMs to a different XenServer host.

If that is the case, follow these steps to switch back to Linux bridge: You should use caution as you switch back to Linux bridge, especially if High Availability is enabled in your environment.

Now, if you want to switch back to Linux bridge, you issue this command: You must restart the XenServer host after initiating this command in order for the changes to take effect. To enable Open vSwitch, connect to the console of each XenServer and run the following command: Open vSwitch has features are very desirable by any network administrator, but if that was not a good enough reason to use it, well add to it the fact that in order to use Citrix XenServer’ Distributed virtual switching technology, you must enable the Open vSwitch on every XenServer that will participate.

The Open vSwitch, on the other hand, has a very rich feature set that includes: It is the standard networking code you find in Linux distributions, it has many advantages but it also has a very basic feature set.

Now for those of you that don't know, Open vSwitch were introduced with XenServer 5.6 FP1 and as a result all XenServer versions after that support it, except it has to be enabled.Ī little bit of background: By default XenServer's backend networking uses Linux bridge, an Ethernet networking bridging code used to connect two segments.

This week I want to cover Open vSwitch, a virtual switch that can be enabled inside XenServer 6. How To Enable Open vSwitch in XenServer 6Ī topic that is way under-covered in the blogosphere is definitely Citrix XenServer so I figured I would add XenServer to the list of topics I cover from time to time.

Teradici pcoip management console root password