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| − | '''VNX (Virtualization over X)''' is the new release of the '''VNUML''' tool. VNX brings important new functionalities that overcome the most important limitations VNUML | + | '''VNX (Virtualization over X)''' is the new release of the '''VNUML''' tool. VNX brings important new functionalities that overcome the most important limitations VNUML tool has: |
| − | * Integration of new virtualization platforms to allow virtual machines running other operating systems (Windows, FreeBSD, etc) apart from Linux. In this sense, | + | * Integration of new virtualization platforms to allow virtual machines running other operating systems (Windows, FreeBSD, etc) apart from Linux. In this sense: ** VNX uses [http://libvirt.org libvirt] to interact with the virtualization capabilities, allowing the use of most of the virtualization platforms available for Linux (KVM, Xen, etc) |
| − | * Restart of | + | ** Integrates [http://www.ipflow.utc.fr/blog/ Dynamips] to allow limited emulation of CISCO routers |
| + | * Restart of individual virtual machines | ||
| + | * Autoconfiguration and command execution capabilities for several operating systems: Linux, FreeBSD, Windows XP, Windows | ||
== Information for users == | == Information for users == | ||
Revision as of 14:06, 29 September 2010
VNX Project Documentation
VNX (Virtualization over X) is the new release of the VNUML tool. VNX brings important new functionalities that overcome the most important limitations VNUML tool has:
- Integration of new virtualization platforms to allow virtual machines running other operating systems (Windows, FreeBSD, etc) apart from Linux. In this sense: ** VNX uses libvirt to interact with the virtualization capabilities, allowing the use of most of the virtualization platforms available for Linux (KVM, Xen, etc)
- Integrates Dynamips to allow limited emulation of CISCO routers
- Restart of individual virtual machines
- Autoconfiguration and command execution capabilities for several operating systems: Linux, FreeBSD, Windows XP, Windows
Information for users
- VNX Installation Guide
- Example scenarios
- How to create a Windows XP rootfilesystem for VNX
- How to create a Windows 7 rootfilesystem for VNX
- How to create a Ubuntu rootfilesytem for VNX
- How to create a FreeBSD rootfilesytem for VNX
Downloading VNX
- TBP
