VM opens a VNC port on the host. You can ssh to the host and portforward to the VNC port and access the console. ssh user@frontend -L5906:host:<vncport>
Then on your local machine you can access the console via vncviewer on port 5906. You can obtain vncport of the VM from the deployment.0 file On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 3:20 AM, Darshan Upadhyay <darshan...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hello friends, > > currently i have 2 pcs, 1 as front end another as host... > front end = host = centos 5.5 > > i have successfully deploy VM on host.....now question is due to > Centos 5.5 which provide Virtual Machine manager, i am able to see the > VM and can open the console of VM.... > > now my questions are.... > > 1) what if i don't have Virtual Machine manager, then how am i able to > see VM running in host and access console(without taking help of > frontend) > 2) when VM is running in host, and if i halt the vm, it will goes from > Virtual Machine Manager...and front-end shows me the running state of > VM, after some time VM goes in unknown state............My question > is, user(of host) is not able to manually shutdown VM and again start > VM from host itself without taking help of front-end?????(it is > important because resource is based on pay-per-use) > 3)Is user of host can manually start and stop VM. > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > Users@lists.opennebula.org > http://lists.opennebula.org/listinfo.cgi/users-opennebula.org >
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