4.3 type
Defines whether to use
VNC
or
SDL
. VNC will only provide a server that has to be
connected from a client. SDL provides a display that is started on creation of the VM
Guest. Example:
(type vnc)
4.4 uuid
Unique identifier for the current virtual frame buffer device. Example:
(uuid 39eb88bb-9ce6-d329-73fd-811681e6b536)
4.5 vncunused
If not set to
0
, this option enables the VNC server on the first unused port above 5900.
(vncunused 1)
4.6 xauthority
When using SDL, the specified file is used to define access rights. If not set, the value
from the
XAUTHORITY
environment variable is used. Example:
(xauthority /root/.Xauthority)
5 vif
(vif { backend | bridge | mac | model | script | uuid })
The virtual interface definition is used to create and setup virtual network devices. To
list, add, or remove network interfaces during runtime, you can use xm with the com-
mands
network-list
,
network-attach
, and
network-detach
.
5.1 backend
Defines the backend domain that is used for paravirtualized network interfaces. Example:
(backend 0)
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