Xend Question

Xend Question

[Mike McCabe]

Hello
I'm currently trying to use xend to control domains on a system.  The 
system is in a computer lab that allows network sniffing and I was 
wondering if there was any support in the code (I'm running stable) for 
running over https.  If there isn't I would be interested in working on 
it and would appreciate some pointers on where to get started.

Thanks
Mike


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Xend question

[Michael McCabe]

Hello
I'm currently trying to use xend to control domains on a system.  The 
system is in a computer lab that allows network sniffing and I was 
wondering if there was any support in the code (I'm running stable) for 
running over https.  If there isn't I would be interested in working on 
it and would appreciate some pointers on where to get started.

Thanks
Mike


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Re: Xend question

[Rich Persaud]

Michael McCabe wrote:

> Hello
> I'm currently trying to use xend to control domains on a system.  The 
> system is in a computer lab that allows network sniffing and I was 
> wondering if there was any support in the code (I'm running stable) 
> for running over https.  If there isn't I would be interested in 
> working on it and would appreciate some pointers on where to get started.

I'm new to Xen, but I imagine you could run an Apache SSL reverse proxy 
that would map the Xensv port 8080 interface into an SSL one:

Overview:
  http://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/10825_3290851_1

Details:
   
http://www.antionline.com/attachment.php?s=c4c9ffa9784ae386a6eb7a072db4713c&postid=588308

Rich


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Re: Xend question

[Jérôme Petazzoni]

>> I'm currently trying to use xend to control domains on a system.  The 
>> system is in a computer lab that allows network sniffing and I was 
>> wondering if there was any support in the code (I'm running stable) 
>> for running over https.  If there isn't I would be interested in 
>> working on it and would appreciate some pointers on where to get 
>> started.
>
>
> I'm new to Xen, but I imagine you could run an Apache SSL reverse 
> proxy that would map the Xensv port 8080 interface into an SSL one:

You could also use stunnel (it only depends on OpenSSL, AFAIK), which 
was designed to serve that kind of purpose.



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Re: Xend question

[Rich Persaud]

>>> I'm currently trying to use xend to control domains on a system.  
>>> The system is in a computer lab that allows network sniffing and I 
>>> was wondering if there was any support in the code (I'm running 
>>> stable) for running over https.  If there isn't I would be 
>>> interested in working on it and would appreciate some pointers on 
>>> where to get started.
>>
>>
>>
>> I'm new to Xen, but I imagine you could run an Apache SSL reverse 
>> proxy that would map the Xensv port 8080 interface into an SSL one:
>
>
> You could also use stunnel (it only depends on OpenSSL, AFAIK), which 
> was designed to serve that kind of purpose.
>
Also, OpenSSH port forwarding can tunnel HTTP:

   ssh -L 8080:127.0.0.1:8080 remotehost

then browse http://localhost:8080 .

Rich


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