[SOLVED] CentOS 7 freezes during install on XenServer
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I had a similar issue.
it doesn't appear to accept keyboard or mouse input from XenCenter. Fortunately I have Xen Orchestra up and running and was able to access the console to see what the hell was going on, and push it along.
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For some reason it's working now.....
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@DustinB3403 How do I setup networking?
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In centos?
Which version of CentOS are you attempting to install? Minimal, Everything or Desktop?
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@DustinB3403 Sorry, I mean for XenServer.....
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Assuming this is for a server (what CentOS is generally used for), try starting at techmint
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@anonymous said:
@DustinB3403 Sorry, I mean for XenServer.....
You should have set a management interface during the setup stages. Point a web browser at that IP address. If not, you'll need to login using a local console as the root user, and from that change the settings via the menu system provided.
Note that you only configure the management interface. None of the other interfaces will be configured on XenServer itself.
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And if you're running the citrix "flavor" or XenServer when you open the management console from a webpage, you'll be presented with the XenCenter download.
Which is a rather simple way of managing Xen.
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@DustinB3403 said:
And if you're running the citrix "flavor" or XenServer when you open the management console from a webpage, you'll be presented with the XenCenter download.
Which is a rather simple way of managing Xen.
Like the ol' vShpere client for VMWare?
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@Dashrender, almost identical.
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@DustinB3403 said:
And if you're running the citrix "flavor" or XenServer when you open the management console from a webpage, you'll be presented with the XenCenter download.
It's any Xen installation with the added XAPI layer.
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@Dashrender said:
@DustinB3403 said:
And if you're running the citrix "flavor" or XenServer when you open the management console from a webpage, you'll be presented with the XenCenter download.
Which is a rather simple way of managing Xen.
Like the ol' vShpere client for VMWare?
Yup. Like the crusty fat client one. Xen Orchestra is the slick modern one.
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@DustinB3403 said:
I had a similar issue.
it doesn't appear to accept keyboard or mouse input from XenCenter. Fortunately I have Xen Orchestra up and running and was able to access the console to see what the hell was going on, and push it along.
Out of curiosity did you ever get an error like "Not connecting to VNC because no network was found" (something like that). I seemed to get it a decent amount with XenCenter, but I've never had it with XO.
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I never noticed any logging in XC at all when it occurred. I also like to clear out the even logs often so they don't pile up.
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@DustinB3403 said:
I never noticed any logging in XC at all when it occurred. I also like to clear out the even logs often so they don't pile up.
Oh it wasn't a log. It just printed that on the screen and then did nothing.
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@johnhooks Ah, well I never noticed it, I'm usually working on several things at once and might have missed it.
