Linux XenServer 6.2 installation illustrated tutorial _xenserver

Citrix Xenserver, Si Jie Linux based virtualization server. Citrix XenServer is a comprehensive and manageable server virtualization platform based on powerful Xen Hypervisor programs. Xen technology is widely seen as the fastest and most secure virtualization software in the industry. XenServer is designed to efficiently manage Windows (R) and Linux (r) virtual servers to provide cost-effective server consolidation and business continuity.

Installation Instructions:

Server CPUs that install XenServer 6.2 must support virtualization, either Intel (Vt-x) or AMD (AMD-V)

Installation diagram:

1, download XenServer 6.2 System image file: Xenserver-6.2.0-install-cd.iso

2, burning XenServer 6.2 Mirror disc, the server boot from the CD drive, the following interface appears:

Enter, install directly, the following interface appears:

Keyboard mode: Default US OK

Ok

Copyright Notice interface, Accept EULA

Enter

The figure above indicates that the server CPU is not turning on virtualization, please check the BIOS settings, turn on virtualization and continue with the operation.

Note: You cannot install a 64-bit operating system without turning on virtualization

Select the first item to install on the local disk

Ok

Select installation media, select the first item, local disc

Ok

Select No, do not install the patch package

Select the first item to skip installation media detection

Ok

Set Root password

Ok

Network Setup Interface

Select the second item to set the static IP, subnet mask, gateway

Ok

Hostname: Setting host name, customizing

Set DNS address: Set according to your needs

Ok

Select region: Asia

Ok

Select the time zone: Shanghai

Ok

Server Time Settings

First item: Use NTP server to synchronize time

Second item: Use local time

Select local time here

Ok

Start installation

In the process of being installed

Set time

Ok

Installation Complete

Click OK, System reboot

The system starts successfully and enters the following interface:

The server network, host name, and so on can be set up in this interface.

At this point, the XenServer 6.2 installation is complete.