Sometimes it comes in handy to manage your XenServer via command line. Maybe you just want to perform some of the xsconsole functions. Here are some options:
From a Mac:
1. Navigate to Applications > Utilities > Terminal
2. use the ssh command to get to your XenServer. lets try an example where we are connecting with teh default root account on a host called xenserver-phx01 and password is MyPassword1
ssh -l root xenserver-phx01
You can aso specify a port if you were to change the default ssh port from the default of 22
ssh -l root xenserver-phx01 -p 8080
Here is a screen shot of the mac terminal accessing a XenServer
of course you can also run the xsconsole to get the Text UI:
The same commands apply to a connection from a linux machine.
Here are some screen shots from a windows machine using putty.
If you have many machines to administer among difference connection types Felix Deimel from mRemote.org (merged with VisionApp) has a cool tool called mRemote that you can use as well.
You can use the configuration console to enter the address, port username etc for connection.
Happy SSH'ing!
rat
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