guest-migrate: add autostart command
Signed-off-by: Mark O Brien <markobri@redhat.com>
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depending on if the system was originally xen or such. I normally need
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depending on if the system was originally xen or such. I normally need
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to compare an existing xml on the target system and the one we dumped
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to compare an existing xml on the target system and the one we dumped
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out to make up the differences.
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out to make up the differences.
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. Define the guest on the new machine: 'virsh define guest.xml'.
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. Define the guest on the new machine:
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virsh define guest.xml
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Depending on the changes in the xml this may not work and you will need
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Depending on the changes in the xml this may not work and you will need
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to make many manual changes plus copy the guest.xml to
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to make many manual changes plus copy the guest.xml to
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`/etc/libvirtd/qemu` and do a `/sbin/service libvirtd restart`
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`/etc/libvirtd/qemu` and do a `/sbin/service libvirtd restart`
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. Insert iptables rule for nc transfer:
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. Insert iptables rule for nc transfer:
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``virsh start guest``
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``virsh start guest``
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. To ensure that the new vm starts automatically after boot run:
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virsh autostart guest
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. On the source host, rename storage and undefine guest so it's not
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. On the source host, rename storage and undefine guest so it's not
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started.
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started.
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. In ansible change the host_vars to reflect the new host
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. In ansible change the host_vars to reflect the new host
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