Virtualization With XenServer Express 5.0.0 - Page 4
4 Creating A Virtual MachineThis is a short example how you can create a virtual machine with XenCenter. Click on New VM: The New VM wizard comes up. Select the guest operating system (e.g. Debian Etch): Enter a name and description (optional) for the VM: Specify the number of virtual CPUs and the amount of memory for the VM: Specify the virtual disks for the VM: On the next page you can add or remove virtual network interfaces. Normally the default settings are ok: Finally click on Finish. The VM will then be created on the XenServer host... ... and you can see a progress bar for the creation process in the lower right corner. The creation can take a few minutes, so please be patient. Afterwards, the VM will boot automatically if you have chosen so at the end of the New VM wizard: You should switch to the Console tab. At the end of the first boot process, you will be asked a few question in the console so that the VM gets configured to your likings: Afterwards you can start using your first XenServer VM!
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