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Options include things such as hard drive space, CPU architecture, and amount of ram available among other options. These templates provide common options for the chosen operating system. XenServer comes with a series of templates that can be used to quickly provision a virtual guest. Be sure to review the fourth article for information on creating an ISO repository. This portion of the guide will be relying on ISO installers to actually boot the newly created guest machine and install an operating system. iSCSI and ISO storage repositories were created to hold operating system installation files and the virtual harddisks used by the guests.Network interface teaming and VLANs were created.All XenServer 6.5 patches have been applied.XenServer 6.5 was installed to the server.This will serve as a quick review about what has been configured and which article the topic was discussed. Thankfully, no more new terminology really needs to be discussed and the creation of the guests can begin! System ReviewĪt this point, a lot has been configured on this XenServer host. This article will assume all the previous articles covering networking, patching, and storage have been completed. For installation follow: Fresh Installation of XenServer 7.Ĭreate and Install Guest Virtual Machines in XenServer

Update: In May 2016, Citrix released the new version of the XenServer 7 platform. Continuing to move forward with the XenServer series, this article will approach the creation of the actual guests themselves (often called virtual machines).