Install Linux on Xen-Server 6.5 Virtual Machine

Install Linux on Xen-Server 6.5 Virtual Machine
Citrix currently supports the release of Linux desktops. However, creating a VM and installing a graphic interface system on XenServer must be specific, to this end, I would like to share with you how to deploy Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 6.6 In XenServer. 1. Create a VM 1.1 right-click XenCenter and select "New VM" on "XS"
1.2 select the corresponding template "Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 (64-bit)". Note: Of course, some users can install the Windows template when deploying Linux, however, the underlying kernel of each system is different, so you should select the corresponding VM template in actual applications. 1.3 enter the VM Name and description, Next
1.4 select the corresponding DVD disc, change the startup parameter to "graphical utf8 vnc", Next 1.5 select home server, Next
1.6 allocate the CPU and memory size for the VM. Next 1.7 click "Properties"
1.8 allocate disk space and click "OK" 1.9 Next
1.10 configure VM network, Next 1.11 click "Create Now"
2. After Linux system 2.1 is created, the VM is automatically started. Click "Console" 2.2 and select "Skip" 2.3. After the VM is started, the system will prompt you to connect to the VM using the VNC tool for installation.
2.4 open the VNC Viewer (many VNC tools are available on the Internet, and you can download them by yourself), enter the address provided above, and click "OK"
2.5 After successful connection, click "Next" to complete the installation according to the Wizard. 2.6 because the installation process of Red Hat is relatively simple, the specific process is not much. However, on the Installation Options page, you must select "Desktop". After image page 2.7 is installed, click "Reboot" 2.8 to configure the network (the configuration process is omitted ), after the configuration is complete, select "Quit" 2.9 Redhat. The Redhat system has been installed, but the image page cannot be displayed on the XenCenter Console. install the vncserver package 3.1, insert the Red Hat CD, and log on to the command line tool with the root account. Run the following command, mount the cd and install vncserver mkdir/tmp/software mount/dev/cdrom // mnt/cd/mnt/cp-r. /tmp/software/rps-ivh tigervnc-server-1.1.0-16.e16.x86.64.rpm
3.2 after running vncserver, a new connection will be prompted (if it is the first time you run vncserver, you will be prompted to set the password, because I have set the password here and will not prompt) 3.3 open the VNC tool and enter the address (we recommend that you enter the IP address instead of the Host Name). Click "OK"
3.4 enter the password and click "qued" 3.5 to connect, for example, 4. install XenServer Tools 4.1, insert the XenServer Tools disc, attach the disc, and run install. sh installation script. After installation, restart VM mount/dev/cdrom/mnt/cd/mnt/Linux. /install. sh
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