Detach Virtual Disks. Move Virtual Disks. Delete Virtual Disks. Change Virtual Disk Properties. Configuring VM Networking. About Virtual Network Interfaces. Add a Virtual Network Interface. Remove a Virtual Network Interface. Change Virtual Network Interface Properties. Configuring Virtual GPU.
Managing Containers. Change VM Properties. Managing VMs. Start a VM. Suspend and Resume a VM. Shut Down a VM. Reboot a VM. Run a Remote Console Session. Migrate Virtual Machines. Delete a VM. Importing and Exporting VMs. About VM Import and Export. Import Disk Images. VM Snapshots. About Snapshots. Take a VM Snapshot. Revert to a Snapshot. Create a New Template From a Snapshot.
Export a Snapshot to a File. Delete a Snapshot. XenServer vApps. Managing vApps. Create a vApp. Modify vApps. Delete a vApp. Start and Shut Down vApps. Export and Import vApps. Protecting VMs and vApps. About VM Protection and Recovery. Create a VM Protection Policy. Manage VM Protection Policies. Recovering VMs From Snapshots. High Availability.
About XenServer HA. HA Requirements. VM Restart Settings. Configure HA. Disable HA. Change HA Settings. Disaster Recovery DR. About XenServer DR. Configuring DR. Test Failover. Managing Users. RBAC overview. Definitions of RBAC roles and permissions. Join a domain and add users. Assign roles to users and groups.
Calculating RBAC roles. Audit changes. Workload Balancing Overview. Getting Started with Workload Balancing. Workload Balancing Basic Concepts. Connecting to Workload Balancing. Getting a commercial license from xenserver is something you can think of. The pricing policy of XenServer is, somewhat, unclear. And that's why I wanted to clarify the situation in this article.
You will get access to additional features only available for standard and enterprise edition this is especially true for XenServer 7. To sum up, getting a commercial edition will allow you to unlock the features you need and to keep your infrastructure up to date for EVERY XenServer edition. It means, that if you apply your license for XenServer 7. To use our site, please take one of the following actions:.
Jump to content. Learn more. Upvote if you also have this question or find it interesting. Follow, to receive updates on this topic. Sign in to follow this Followers 0. Serhiy Rakintsev 0. Serhiy Rakintsev 0 Members 4 posts. Posted January 20, Hi, I've running xenserver 6. To see the license type of a server or pool, select that server or pool in the tree view. XenCenter displays the license status in the title bar for that server or pool, after the server or pool name.
You can also go to the General tab of the server and find the license type in the License Details section. Mixed pools of licensed and unlicensed hosts behave as if all hosts were unlicensed.
In the tree view XenCenter displays unlicensed pools with a warning triangle icon. To find the license type of a server by using the command line, run the following command in the console of a server in your pool:. This section discusses miscellaneous licensing information, such as, license expiry and grace periods. Refer to the XenServer 7. XenCenter notifies you when your license is due to expire. You should purchase a license before it expires. When a XenServer license expires:.
You will no longer be able to access licensed features or receive Citrix Technical Support for any host within the pool until you purchase another license. Citrix licensing has built-in timeout technology. If a XenServer host cannot contact the License Server, for example, due to problems with the License Server hardware or software or network failures, the server lapses into a day licensing grace period.
During the grace period, XenServer licenses itself through cached information and the hosts are allowed to continue operations as if they were still in communication with the License Server. The grace period is 30 days and when the grace period runs out, XenServer reverts to an unlicensed state.
After communication is re-established between XenServer and the License Server, the grace period is reset. The development, release and timing of any features or functionality described in the Preview documentation remains at our sole discretion and are subject to change without notice or consultation.
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