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Chapter 3. Using the Xen Roll

Table of Contents
3.1. Installing a VM Server
3.2. Installing VM Containers
3.3. Installing Virtual Clusters
3.3.1. Provisioning a Virtual Cluster
3.3.2. The Airboss
3.3.3. Creating an RSA Key Pair
3.3.4. Installing a VM Frontend
3.3.5. Installing VM Compute Nodes
3.3.6. Using RedHat's Virt-Manager (Root Users Only)
3.4. Physical Frontend with Virtual Compute Nodes
3.5. Remotely Controlling VMs with Pilot
3.5.1. Pilot Overview
3.5.2. Installing Pilot
3.5.2.1. Installing Pilot on Mac OS X
3.5.2.2. Installing Pilot on Windows
3.5.3. Create a Public/Private Key Pair
3.5.4. Open an SSH Tunnel from Your Machine to the Physical Frontend
3.5.4.1. Mac OS X SSH Tunneling
3.5.4.2. Windows SSH Tunneling
3.5.5. Using Pilot for Remote VM Power Control
3.5.6. Using Pilot to Connect to a VM's Console
3.6. Networking with XEN Roll
3.6.1. VM Network Bridging to Physical Devices
3.6.2. Logical VLAN Devices
3.6.3. Networking for Virtual Clusters
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