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            <title>conectarse_a_vm</title>
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Connect to a VM

Console

The main way of accessing the VM is the console offered in Cloudstack, it is independent of operating systems or network problems.

To use it select Instances in the left column, choose the Instance desired and push the console button in the tool bar:</description>
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            <title>configurar_red</title>
            <link>http://wiki.citius.gal/en:centro:servizos:cloud:configurar_red?rev=1527769694&amp;do=diff</link>
            <description>&gt;&gt;Main page

Networking in Cloudstack

Introduction

When a network is created inside Cloudstack two things are created: a  vlan is created to isolate this network from the other user&#039;s and a virtual router is also created to be the  gateway  to other networks, to be a firewall and to offer the</description>
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Snapshots

Snapshots are instantaneous captures of a VM disk in a particular moment in time. They can be done manually or automatically and periodically using a set of rules.



Snapshot management is done in the “Storage” screen:

In the dropdown</description>
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Create a template

Introduction

A template is a reusable configuration of a VM. It&#039;s a virtual disk image that has an operating system already installed and configured.

Users can create templates from a VM, from a snapshot of a disk or from VHD that come from other systems.</description>
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 ISO image list

 Template list 

 Hardware requirements for different operating systems

Create and erase a virtual machine

Choose the “Instances” category in the left column:</description>
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            <description>Extend a partition of a VM

Since the update of august 2017 it is possible to choose a custom size for the root disk or resize an existing disk, but before that extra space can be used it has to be manually assigned in the operating system. 
The Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04 templates have the root partition mounted over LVM, using a logical partition of DOS type. Even though this guide is written for those templates it is advisable no to skip the</description>
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Extend VM&#039;s LVM with a new disk

Virtual machines created from templates usually have their file systems mounted over LVM. This allows to add more disks and to extend directly the / filesystem.
You can check it with:


# df -h /
S.ficheros                    Size Used  Avail Use% Mounted in
/dev/mapper/Ubuntu14--vg-root   8,5G   6,3G  1,8G  79% /</description>
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Disk management

Introduction

Virtual machines in Cloudstack have two types of disks:


	*  root disk: first disk when the VM is created, holds the operating system and there is always just one. Templates only have “root disk”.
	*  data disk: disks to have additional space. They can be freely added and removed and even exchanged between VM.</description>
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VM basic options

With the instance selected we have the following options for a stopped VM:

	*  Start instance: Changes the state from stopped to running.
	*  Destroy instance: erases the VM . More info about this in &quot;Create and destroy a VM&quot;.
	*  Reset VM: discards the</description>
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            <description>Install Virtio Drivers in Windows XP

In the Cloudstack interface, press the button  and annex the ISO Windows All Virtio Drivers.

When booting the image for the first time and finishing the configuration, a wizard to add new hardware will appear. Otherwise or if you skipped the screen:</description>
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            <title>isos</title>
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            <description>ISO image list
  Name         Category     Description    Centos 6.4     Featured    CentOS 6.4 x86_64 DVD1     Ubuntu 16.04 Server      Featured    Ubuntu 16.04 Server 64bits CD     Ubuntu 14.04 Server      Community    Ubuntu 14.04 Server 64bits CD</description>
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            <title>proyectos</title>
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Projects


Introduction

Several users in Cloudstack can group in a team so they can collaborate sharing virtual resources an VMs, snapshots, templates, etc. In Cloudstack this is done creating a project.

When a user creates a project becomes its administrator and can invite other users to take part on it. All members of a project can see and manage all virtual resources created by any other member. A user can be part of any number of projects.</description>
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            <title>requisitos</title>
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Hardware requirements
 Name   CPU    RAM    Disk size    Windows XP    Pentium MMX, 233 MHz    64 MB    1.5 GB    Windows 7    1 GHz (x86/64)    1 GB or higher recommended (2 GB or Higher for x64)    16 GB (installs in 7 GB) 	    Windows Server 2008</description>
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            <title>start</title>
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            <description>Cloudstack
May 31, 2021Cloud de servidores virtuais (VPS) - CiTIUS VPS
Before starting

Some important considerations before using the cloud. Please read carefully.

	*  If the virtual machine is going to be commissioned  create it inside of a project  so other people can manage it when you are gone. Virtual machines owned by expired accounts not inside projects will be erased.</description>
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            <description>Template list
  Name                            Description                                           Recommended minimun root disk size (GB)   User / password                                          Notes</description>
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Responsible use of the Cloud

The Cloud makes available to researchers a limited set of resources:

	*  Primary storage: 6,5 TB.
	*  Secondary storage: 2 TB.
	*  Processing power: 287 GHz.
	*  RAM memory: 300 GB.
	*  IP addresses: 100.

It is important to follow the next recommendations</description>
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