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===Maretec Xen domains=== | ===Maretec Xen domains=== | ||
| − | ; [[VmMrtSrv06]]: A dedicated [[OpenDAP]]/[[Thredds]] server. | + | ; Einstein: a windows server 2003 web-pages server on the DMZ. |
| + | ; Copernico: a windows server 2003 database server on the LAN. | ||
| + | ; [[VmMrtSrv06]]: A dedicated [[OpenDAP]]/[[Thredds]] server on the DMZ. | ||
==Accessing via VNC== | ==Accessing via VNC== | ||
| − | *Install <goto>TightVNC client</goto> | + | *Install <goto>TightVNC client</goto>. |
==External references== | ==External references== | ||
Revision as of 09:53, 6 March 2009
Xen is an open-source virtual machine server to be run on Linux. At Maretec we recently took a course on Xen and have installed a quad-core Opteron machine with 20GB RAM and a nearly 2TB RAID 5 storage volume.
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Maretec Xen server machine
Hardware
- Quad-core Opteron AMD with 20GB ram and 2 TB RAID5 Physical Volume composed by 4x750GB enterprise-graded hard-drives,
- Suse Enterprise Server v10.2 with Xen Hypervisor installed,
- Network address at 192.168.20.125.
- RAID 5 of 1.97TB with no hot-swap disk available.
- Bridging: eth2<->192.168.20.125; eth1<->DMZ; eth0<->LAN;
Maretec Xen domains
- Einstein
- a windows server 2003 web-pages server on the DMZ.
- Copernico
- a windows server 2003 database server on the LAN.
- VmMrtSrv06
- A dedicated OpenDAP/Thredds server on the DMZ.
Accessing via VNC
- Install <goto>TightVNC client</goto>.
