Hi all

Hi all

[Aditya Pendyala]

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Hi all,
I have the following questions regarding Xen hypervisor.Can you please
clarify these queries?

Does Xen follow any security model, in particular, does a Random Oracle (RO)
fit in Xen?
When there are concurrent Guest OS running on the same hardware, then there
has to be a mechanism for concurrency control and fairness, how does Xen
implement these?
Shared memory access has to make sure that one "malicious" OS doesn't access
other's memory, where and how is this done?
Similarly with shared network, how and where is security handled in this
case so that packets meant for one OS are not accessible to other OS?
Does xen has cryptography implementation in the code ?
If you have idea regarding *"provable security" *property of Xen , can you
give us a gist of it ?


Thanks&Regards,
Aditya Pendyala,

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hi all

[Deepak Kandhare]

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hi,
   
  i have installed xen 3.0 successfull. i tried to install domain using images. it was successfull.
  please let us know following details.
  i would like to install freebsd,debian, and other linux version as domain.
  please let us know website or guidence urls for installation.
  i dont like to use image now. i would like to install using source or using network.
   
  Thank you,
   
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Re: hi all

[Mark Williamson]

Hi,

debian is probably the easiest to install as a domU.  Try using debootstrap - 
there's a HOWTO in the manual.  Other linux versions may be installable using 
rpmstrap, or by downloading a tarball from somewhere.

For FreeBSD you'll probably want to download a filesystem image, there's one 
somewhere but I can't remember what the URL is - it's in the archives.  
FreeBSD 7 from the FreeBSD Perforce repositories has Xen support in it.

Btw, the xen-users list is a better place to ask this sort of question.

Cheers,
Mark

On Saturday 26 August 2006 13:10, Deepak Kandhare wrote:
> hi,
>
>   i have installed xen 3.0 successfull. i tried to install domain using
> images. it was successfull. please let us know following details.
>   i would like to install freebsd,debian, and other linux version as
> domain. please let us know website or guidence urls for installation.
>   i dont like to use image now. i would like to install using source or
> using network.
>
>   Thank you,
>
>   ..
>
>
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