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	Create Linux Virtual Machine
	Create Windows Virtual Machine
	Clone Linux Virtual Machine
	Migrate Virtual Machines
	iSCSI Integration
	System Monitoring

Create Linux Virtual Machine

Create a Linux VM. First create the disk image which will be used for the virtual disk. Then create the VM and get it to boot from a Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Server ISO image. Then install the OS exactly how you would on a physical server.

Create Windows Virtual Machine

Create a Windows VM. First create the disk image which will be used for the virtual disk. Then create the VM and get it to boot from a Windows Server 2008 R2 ISO image. Then install the OS exactly how you would on a physical server.

Clone Linux Virtual Machine

The cloning feature in action. Once the machine values have been entered, the actual cloning and modification only takes around 5 seconds. The machine is then ready to use. In this example we've created a clone from an Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Server template. You'll notice the SSH keys are generated on first boot.

Migrate Virtual Machines

Migrating a group of virtual machines. The machines are live migrated from one host (xeon1) to another (xeon2). The network services on these virtual machines continue to run without any downtime.

iSCSI Integration

Integrating Openvirt with an iSCSI SAN. This takes just a few seconds.

System Monitoring

Monitoring various aspects of the load placed on the host. This can be viewed over various time periods.