Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of XenShell


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01/29/13 16:12:06 (4 years ago)
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chris
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  • XenShell

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     1In case of either of the virtual servers, wiki:PuffinServer or wiki:PenguinServer locking up they can be rebooted via xen shell console access, Chris, Jim and Mark have access to this via their ssh keys: 
     2 
     3{{{ 
     4ssh transition@xen1.webarch.net 
     5xen-shell v1.9 - type 'help' for help. 
     6xen-shell> list 
     7You may control the following Xen instances: 
     8 
     9        penguin.webarch.net 
     10        puffin.webarch.net 
     11 
     12(Use 'control' to take control of a particular instance.) 
     13xen-shell> control penguin.webarch.net 
     14Controlling: penguin.webarch.net 
     15xen-shell> status 
     16Guest : Running 
     17xen-shell[penguin.webarch.net]> uptime 
     18Host :  16:09:41 up 61 days,  1:44,  4 users,  load average: 0.09, 0.13, 0.09 
     19Guest: 45 days 00:41:21 
     20xen-shell[penguin.webarch.net]> help 
     21xen-shell v1.9 
     22The following commands are available within this shell: 
     23 
     24Use of uninitialized value in sprintf at /usr/bin/xen-shell line 1603, <FIN> line 5. 
     25    author -  
     26      boot - Boot the Xen guest. 
     27   console - Gain access to a Xen guest via the serial console. 
     28   control - Specify which Xen guest to control. 
     29      exit - Exit the shell. 
     30      help - Show general, or command-specific, help information. 
     31      list - List Xen instances which you may control. 
     32     pause - This will pause the Xen guest. 
     33      quit - Exit this shell. 
     34    reboot - Reboot the Xen guest. 
     35    serial - Gain access to the Xen guest via the serial console. 
     36  shutdown - Shutdown the Xen guest. 
     37    status - Show the status of the Xen guest. 
     38    sysreq - Send a 'sysreq' keystroke to the guest. 
     39       top - Show system resource usage. 
     40   unpause - This will unpause the Xen guest. 
     41    uptime - Show the uptime information of your guest system and this host. 
     42   version - Show the version of this shell, and of Xen. 
     43    whoami - Show the user you're connected to the host system as. 
     44 
     45For command-specific help run "help command". 
     46 
     47xen-shell[penguin.webarch.net]> exit 
     48}}} 
     49 
     50For more on xen shell commands see http://www.xen-tools.org/software/xen-shell/commands.html