Boot From SAN Environments | Citrix Systems 6.1.0 manual

A. Troubleshooting	39
B. Boot From SAN Environments	40
C. PXE Boot Installations	41
C.1. Configuring your PXE Environment for XenServer Installation	41
C.2. Creating an answer file for unattended PXE installation	42

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Citrix Systems 6.1.0 manual Boot From SAN Environments

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Citrix XenServer 6.1.0 Installation Guide Trademarks Contents Using Scvmm and Scom with XenServer Boot From SAN Environments Administering XenServer Benefits of Using XenServerWelcome About This Document XenServer Editions New Features in XenServer Guest Enhancements XenServer Documentation References XenServer Host System Requirements System RequirementsSystem Requirements Supported Guest Operating Systems XenCenter System Requirements Installation Media and Methods Installing XenServer and XenCenter To install or upgrade the XenServer host Installing the XenServer HostPage Host Partition Format Installing XenCenterTo install XenCenter To connect XenCenter to the XenServer host Connecting XenCenter to the XenServer Host High-level procedure Installation and Deployment ScenariosXenServer Hosts with Local Storage Basic hardware requirements XenServer Hosts with Shared NFS Storage Pools of XenServer Hosts with Shared Storage XenServer Hosts with Shared iSCSI Storage Configuring your iSCSI storage Configuring an iSCSI IQN for each XenServer host Xe pool-param-set uuid=pooluuid default-SR=iscsisharedsruuid IntelliCache Deployment Enabling on Host InstallationXenServer and IntelliCache Converting an Existing Host to Use Thin Provisioning To enable local caching, enter the following commands Implementation Details and Troubleshooting VM Boot Behavior Xe sr-list params=local-cache-sr,uuid,name-label Integration Requirements for Scvmm Using Scvmm and Scom with XenServerHow to install the Integration Suite Supplemental Pack Integration Requirements for Scom Upgrading XenServer Rolling Pool UpgradesPage Before You Upgrade To upgrade a pool of XenServer hosts using the xe CLI Upgrading XenServer Hosts Using the xe CLIBefore you begin your rolling pool upgrade Before You Upgrade a Single XenServer Host Upgrading a Single XenServer Host Using the xe CLI To upgrade a single XenServer host using the xe CLI Upgrading a Single XenServer Host Using the xe CLITo empty the CD/DVD drive of a VM using the xe CLI Page Upgrading LVM Storage from XenServer 5.0 or Earlier Upgrading LVM-based SRs using the xe CLI Before you begin updating Applying Updates and Hotfixes to XenServerBefore You Apply an Update or Hotfix Updating Individual XenServer Hosts To update individual hosts using XenCenterTo update individual hosts using the xe CLI Updating a Pool of XenServer Hosts To update a pool of hosts using XenCenter To update a pool of XenServer hosts using the xe CLI To activate a free XenServer product Licensing XenServerActivating a Free XenServer Product To license XenServer Advanced editions and higher Licensing XenServer Editions Additional Licensing Information To configure licensing for XenServer hosts using XenCenterTo configure licensing for XenServer hosts using the xe CLI Grace Period To capture and save the log file Appendix A. Troubleshooting Appendix B. Boot From SAN Environments To configure your Tftp server Appendix C. PXE Boot InstallationsConfiguring your PXE Environment for XenServer Installation Preparing the destination system Creating an answer file for unattended PXE installation Element Description Required? Element Description Required? Element Proto dhcp or static