Citrix Systems Server 6 Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 39)

In this illustration, since Subject 2 (Group 2) is the Pool Operator and User 1 is a member

of Group 2, when Subject 3 (User 1) tries to log in, he or she inherits both Subject

3 (VM Operator) and Group 2 (Pool Operator) roles. Since the Pool Operator role is

higher, the resulting role for Subject 3 (User 1) is Pool Operator and not VM Operator.

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1.1 Edition 1
Contents 3
Document Overview 19
New Features in XenServer 6.0 20
XenServer Documentation 22
Managing Users 23
Upgrading XenServer 24
User Authentication 26
Removing Access for a User 27
Role Based Access Control 28
RBAC process 29
Definitions of Permissions 32
Using RBAC with the CLI 35
To Add a Subject to RBAC 37
Auditing 38
Creating a Resource Pool 41
Adding Shared Storage 42
High Availability 44
Configuration Requirements 45
Restart Priorities 46
Enabling HA Using the CLI 47
Host Power On 48
Key/Value Pairs 50
Sample Script 50
Storage Overview 52
Virtual Disk Data Formats 53
Virtual Block Devices (VBDs) 53
Summary of Storage objects 53
LUN-based VDIs 54
Storage Repository Types 55
Local EXT3 VHD 56
Software iSCSI Support 57
Citrix StorageLink SRs 57
For example: 60
Sample QLogic iSCSI HBA setup 62
LVM over iSCSI 63
Storage Configuration 67
VDI Types 68
Probing an SR 69
SR is created 71
Storage Multipathing 72
Managing Storage Repositories 73
Resizing an SR 74
Virtual Disk QoS Settings 77
Configuring VM Memory 79
The Concept of Static Range 80
DMC Behaviour 80
How Does DMC Work? 80
Memory Constraints 81
Supported Operating Systems 81
Updating Memory Properties 83
Upgrade Issues 84
Xen Memory Usage 85
Networking 87
XenServer Networking Overview 88
Networks 89
NIC Bonds 89
Switch Configuration 91
Active-Active Bonding 92
Active-Passive Bonding 93
Cross-Server Private networks 94
Creating VLANs 96
Creating a NIC bond 97
Reverting NIC bonds 98
Using SR-IOV Enabled NICs 100
Hostname 102
DNS servers 102
Networking Troubleshooting 103
Diagnosing network corruption 104
Disaster Recovery and Backup 105
Deployment Considerations 107
(Failback) 108
Test Failover 109
Creating vApps 111
To backup pool metadata 112
To backup a VM 112
To backup VM metadata only 112
Backing up XenServer hosts 113
Backing up VMs 114
VM Snapshots 115
Deleting a snapshot 117
Snapshot Templates 118
VM Protection and Recovery 120
Coping with machine failures 120
Member failures 121
Master failures 121
Pool failures 122
Physical Machine failure 122
Customizing Alerts 125
Configuring Email Alerts 126
Custom Fields and Tags 127
Custom Searches 127
Troubleshooting 128
XenCenter logs 129
XenServer host 129
Basic xe Syntax 130
Special Characters and Syntax 131
Command Types 131
Parameter Types 132
Low-level Parameter Commands 133
Low-level List Commands 133
Appliance Commands 134
Audit Commands 135
Bonding Commands 136
CD Commands 136
Console Commands 138
Event Commands 140
GPU Commands 141
GPU Group Parameters 142
Virtual GPU (vGPU) Parameters 142
Host Commands 143
Host Parameters 144
Log Commands 154
Message Commands 154
Network Commands 155
Patch (Update) Commands 156
PBD Commands 157
PIF Commands 158
PIF Parameters 159
Pool Commands 162
Storage Manager Commands 165
SR Commands 165
Task Commands 168
Template Commands 169
Update Commands 175
User Commands 176
VBD Commands 176
VDI Commands 178
VDI Parameters 179
VIF Commands 182
183
VLAN Commands 184
VM Commands 185
Commands 204
To run the wlbconfig command 205
To edit the wlb.conf file 205

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