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Working in XenVM operation Systems on Server Units
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IP networks tab
When you create the XenVM, you can optionally configure a virtual Network Interface Card
to permit network access for the XenVM (see
section “VM administration” on page 130 ).
The virtual Network Interface Card (NIC) establishes the XenVM’s network connection via
a virtual switch. You make virtual switches available as XenVM devices (see
section
“Managing XenVM devices on Server Unit x86” on page 188 ).
Ê
Select
Systems
→ [
<se server>(SE<model>)
→ ]
<unit> (SU<x86>)
→
Virtual machines
→
XenVM
→
<XenVM-Name>
,
IP networks
tab.
The IP networks tab displays the configured virtual NICs of the XenVM. You can add or
remove a virtual NIC:
Add virtual NIC
Ê
Click Add virtual NIC and enter the required settings in the Add virtual NIC dialog box.
The virtual Network Interface Card is configured immediately.
Removing a virtual NIC
You can remove a virtual Network Interface Card which is no longer required from the
configuration. In a fully virtualized guest system removal during ongoing operation may be
rejected in accordance with the installed VMDP drivers and a message to this effect issued.
Ê
Click the Delete icon by the virtual Network Interface Card to be deleted and confirm the
action.
The virtual Network Interface Card is removed from the configuration. The MAC address
which was used is once more freely available.