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I. Overview of virtualization ... 4

Two, Red Hat virtualization features ... 4

2.1 Rhev Platform Architecture ... 5

2.2 Supported virtual machine operating systems ... 5

2.3 Compatible Vendors ... 5

2.4 Support for online migration of different CPU frequencies ... 6

2.5 Red Hat virtualization vs. other vendors ... 6

2.6 Redhat Virtualization Products ... 7

2.7 Rhev Total Solution ... 8

three, installation and configuration RHEVM .. 8

3.1 Update system ... 8

3.2 Install RHEVM. 8

3.3 Configure RHEVM. 8

3.4 Installing the report portal ... One

3.5 Visit RHEVM .. -

3.6 Users and Permissions ... -

3.6.1 Using IPA certification ... -

3.6.2 using AD authentication ... -

3.6.3 User Rights Assignment ... -

Iv. Installation and configuration RHEVH .. -

4.1 Installation Process ... -

4.2 Configuration Process ... at

v. Create a data center ... -

3.1 iSCSI type Data center ... -

3.2 glusterfs type data center ... -

3.3 Create fiber Type data center ... -

vi. Cluster Configuration ... -

6.1 Create cluster ... -

6.2 Adding a host ... -

Vii. Creating a storage domain ... -

7.1 Creating an iSCSI storage domain ... -

7.2 Additional ISO storage domains ... -

7.3 Creating an NFS storage domain ... -

7.4 Uploading an ISO file to an ISO storage domain ... in

7.5 Adding a new iSCSI storage domain ... in

7.6 Uploading an img file ... -

Eight, Rhev Virtual Machine Management ... -

8.1 Virtual machine disk types ... -

8.2 Installing a virtual machine ... -

8.3 Installing Rhev-agent .. to

8.4 Moving a virtual disk ... to

8.5 Adding a shared disk online ... +

8.6 Virtual machine Snapshot Management ... +

8.6.1 Creating a virtual machine snapshot ... +

8.6.2 recovering a virtual machine snapshot ... -

8.6.3 Creating a virtual machine from a snapshot ... -

8.6.4 Deleting a virtual machine snapshot ... -

8.6.5 Importing and exporting virtual machines ... the

8.7 Migrating virtual machines online ... the

Nine, Rhev Pool and template management ... the

9.1 Virtual Machine template Management ... the

9.1.1 Creating a template from an existing virtual machine ... the

9.1.2 Package templates prepare for development ... *

9.1.3 Creating template Considerations ... $

9.2 Creating virtual machines in batches ... $

9.3 Virtual machine Rights Management ... the

10. RHEVM Backup and Recovery ... the

10.1 Backup ... the

10.1.1 Engine Database backup ... the

10.1.2 configuration file backup ... +

10.2 Recovery ... A

11. Update RHEVM .. A

11.1 Update RHEVM Components ... A

11.2 Update RHEVH host ... $

12. RHEVM ha configuration ... $

12.1 Introduction to the environment ... $

12.2 Installing Packages ... -

12.2.1 RHCS Management side Package installation ... -

12.2.2 RHCs node-side package Installation ... -

12.3 RHCs Configuration ... -

12.3.1 Creating the quorum disk ... -

12.3.2 Creating shared logical volumes ... -

12.3.3 creating a cluster using Luci ... the

12.3.4 Creating fence devices ... -

12.3.5 Creating Failover Domains .. -

12.3.6 Configuring the quorum disk ... -

12.3.7 Creating service groups .. Wuyi

12.3.8 installation Configuration RHEVM .. -

12.3.9 Backup and Recovery ... -

13. Configure Single Sign-on (SSO) .. -

13.1 Configuring Linux Single Sign-on ... -

13.1.1 Installing related packages ... A

13.1.2 Configuring the Samba client ... A

13.1.3 virtual machine Join domain .. A

13.1.4 Verifying Samba configuration ... A

13.1.5 Configuring Linux Authentication Mode ... +

13.1.6 Virtual machine permissions Settings ... +

13.2 Configuring Windows Single Sign-on ... the

13.2.1 Installing the Rhev package ... the

13.2.2 Configuring Windows Automatic Logon ... the

13.3 IPA mode Single Sign-on

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