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Exploring the XenCenter workspace
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Connecting and Disconnecting Servers
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Exporting and Importing a List of Managed Servers
You can export your list of managed servers from XenCenter to a configuration file. You can import this configuration file into a XenCenter session on another computer. This feature can be useful, for example, to copy your list of managed servers from your desktop computer to a laptop. You can avoid having to manually adding a long list of servers on the new machine.
XenCenter saves the IP address or DNS name, port, and display name of each managed VM in XML format in a file with a .config
file name extension. Your login credentials are not stored.
To export your list of managed servers
- On the File menu, select Export Server List.
- Specify the name and location of the export file and then click Save.
To import a list of servers
- On the File menu, select Import Server List.
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Locate the XenCenter configuration file and then click Open.
The servers appear in the XenCenter Resources pane with a disconnected status .
- Double-click on each imported server in the Resources pane to connect to it.
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