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Oracle VM Server Configuration File

Oracle VM Server Configuration File

This section contains information on configuring Oracle VM Server using the configuration file. The configuration file options are available in the /etc/xen/xend-config.sxp file. When you make changes to this file, you must restart Oracle VM Server for the changes to take effect.

Logfile Options

logfile {location}

Specifies the location of the Oracle VM Server log which contains detailed information on guest start up, shut down, configuration, and error conditions. The default location is /var/log/xen/xend.log.

(logfile /var/log/xen/xend.log)

loglevel {CRITICAL or FATAL ERROR WARN or WARNING INFO DEBUG}

Sets the level of verbosity for the logfile parameter. The default is DEBUG.

(loglevel DEBUG)

Oracle VM Server API Options

xen-api-server{(access-method) ...}access-method {(for local access): [(unix [authtype])]}

access-method {(for remote access): ([ipaddress]:port [authtype [host-access [ssl-key [ssl-cert]]]])}

Sets the configuration of the Oracle VM Server API server which uses an XML-RPC interface to control and monitor guests and the dom0 host.

A list of access method entries should be provided, each entry in the list enclosed in parentheses, and the list itself enclosed in its own parentheses.

If dom0 local access is required, the access method entry should begin with the unix parameter. This creates a unix socket in a directory on the dom0 file system. An authtype parameter may also be supplied as a second argument.

If remote access is required, the access method entry should take a TCP port number as its first argument, or an ipaddress:port number pair. This TCP port is used to listen for incoming Oracle VM Server API requests on all dom0 network interfaces, or only on one specific interface if an IP address of a dom0 interface is given.

The optional authtype parameter can be set to none or pam (Pluggable

Authentication Model).

The optional host-accessparameter can be a list of space separated regular expressions to list the host IP addresses or host names to allow access. This parameter is only enabled for remote access.

The optional ssl-keyis the private key for SSL communication. This parameter is only enabled for remote access.

The optional ssl-certis the SSL certificate for SSL communication. This parameter is only enabled for remote access.

The default is unix.

(xen-api-server ((10.1.1.1:9363 none)(unix none)))

(xen-api-server ((9363 pam '^localhost$ example\\.com$')(unix none)))

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