Couple of things: 1) Make sure you have the latest version: xVM OC is a fast moving target... 2) It should have been an install time option - at least it was under 1.0.1 and 1.2. 3) Yes - it's possible. :)
Some other things worth knowing: - xVM is a framework to do lots of stuff - and it can consume some real resource. Make sure whatever you are running it on has at least 4GB of memory, and a couple of cores. - I have found things work best if the browser you are running it from is *not* running on the same host as the EC - Keep an eye on free memory. I have seen a few nasty incidents resulting from low memory. (ie: the words grind and halt were used) IIRC - If you don't install the proxy agent with the EC at install time, it was a little pesky to get it installed afterwards - but again, for me that was 1.0.1... ;) Not much help, I know - but hey. Oh - and to reiterate - Make sure you have the latest. If you don't have a contact to make sure you have the latest, contact you friendly Sun Partner manager to get in touch. Cheers! Nathan. Malcolm Herbert wrote: > I've been attempting to play with xVM Ops Center however I've run into a > small snag, in that I only have the one host to test it on and so will > need to have the Enterprise Controller and the Proxy installed on the > same host ... > > The documentation I've read implies that this is possible, however I > haven't found the magic to let me do it yet ... has anyone else looked > at this software, and if so, have you some insight into where I should > look? > > Although it's a product for which there is a hefty price-tag attached > (or so I'm told), it might be a nice topic for a future presentation ... > > Regards, > Malcolm >
