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XenServer 6.0.2Release Date: 3/22/2012 Back to results About Citrix XenServerXenServer provides a freely available enterprise-ready, cloud-proven server virtualization platform that contains all the capabilities required to create and manage virtual infrastructure. XenServer™ combines valuable features like XenMotion and the XenCenter management console with a high performance, reliable and scalable hypervisor to deliver immediate benefits to organizations of any size.Find out more information about XenServer.To get the full capabilities of the XenServer 6.0.2 click “Show Downloads” in each category below and select the appropriate files.More about the Open Source Licensing for the Workload Balancing Virtual Appliance.Citrix XenServer Virtualization PlatformHide DownloadsCitrix XenServer The 64-bit, bare-metal virtualization hypervisor with multi-server management642 MB XenServer 6.0.2 Base Installation ISO47.4 MB XenCenter 6.0.2 Windows Management Console84.4 MB XenServer 6.0.2 Demo Linux Virtual Appliance11.5 MB Microsoft System Center Integration Pack 6.0.2Show DownloadsXenServer Advanced Edition Components All the components needed to use the features in XenServer Advanced Edition.11.5 MB Microsoft System Center Integration Pack 6.0.226.1 MB License Server 11.9 for Windows291 MB License Server 11.10 Virtual Appliance649 MB vSwitch Controller Virtual Appliance 6.0.236.5 MB vSwitch Controller Virtual Appliance 6.0.2 Upgrade PackageShow DownloadsXenServer Enterprise Edition Components All the components needed to use the features in XenServer Enterprise Edition.11.5 MB Microsoft System Center Integration Pack 6.0.226.1 MB License Server 11.9 for Windows291 MB License Server 11.10 Virtual Appliance1.13 GB Provisioning Services 6.0649 MB vSwitch Controller Virtual Appliance 6.0.236.5 MB vSwitch Controller Virtual Appliance 6.0.2 Upgrade Package142 MB Workload Balancing 6.0.2 Virtual Appliance203 MB Web Self Service 1.1.1 Virtual ApplianceShow DownloadsXenServer Platinum Edition Components All the components needed to use the features in XenServer Platinum Edition.11.5 MB Microsoft System Center Integration Pack 6.0.226.1 MB License Server 11.9 for Windows291 MB License Server 11.10 Virtual Appliance1.13 GB Provisioning Services 6.0649 MB vSwitch Controller Virtual Appliance 6.0.236.5 MB vSwitch Controller Virtual Appliance 6.0.2

Virtual environments, complete the NVIDIA GRID vGPU Profile Sizing Guide for Windows 10 download request form. For more information, see also Windows 10 Optimization for XenDesktop on the Citrix blog. Status Open Ref. # 200130864 1803861 6.23. VM bug checks after the guest VM driver for Windows 10 RS2 is installed Description When the VM is rebooted after the guest VM driver for Windows 10 RS2 is installed, the VM bug checks. When Windows boots, it selects one of the standard supported video modes. If Windows is booted directly with a display that is driven by an NVIDIA driver, for example a vGPU on Citrix XenServer, a blue screen crash occurs. This issue occurs when the screen resolution is switched from VGA mode to a resolution that is higher than 1920×1200. Fix Download and install Microsoft Windows Update KB4020102 from the Microsoft Update Catalog. Workaround If you have applied the fix, ignore this workaround. Otherwise, you can work around this issue until you are able to apply the fix by not using resolutions higher than 1920×1200. Choose a GPU profile in Citrix XenCenter that does not allow resolutions higher than 1920×1200. Before rebooting the VM, set the display resolution to 1920×1200 or lower. Status Not an NVIDIA bug Ref. # 200310861 6.24. On XenServer 7.0, VMs unexpectedly reboot and XenServer crashes or freezes Description On XenServer 7.0, VMs to which a vGPU is attached unexpectedly reboot and XenServer crashes or freezes. The event log in XenServer’s /var/log/crash/xen.log file lists the following errors: A fatal bus error on a component at the slot where the GPU card is installed A fatal error on a component at bus 0, device 2, function 0 This issue occurs when page-modification logging (PML) is enabled on Intel Broadwell CPUs running XenServer 7.0. Citrix is aware

VMTurbo, which makes management software for virtualized computing environments, has added support for Citrix XenServer, as well as new application performance measurement capabilities that discover and profile Windows applications so IT administrators can establish priorities for applications. Other enhancements to version 3.0 of its VMTurbo Operations Management include integration with VMware vCloud Director, the ability to manage multiple hypervisors with one virtual appliance, and improvements to its capacity planning capabilities. The software now supports Citrix XenServer, VMware vSphere and Microsoft Hyper-V hypervisors, and is also expected to support the Kernel-based Virtual Machine hypervisor for the Linux kernel in the middle part of this year."We think their product is exceptional from a technology and functionality perspective," says Richard Ptak, analyst and managing partner for Ptak, Noel & Associates. "They offer a well-thought-out and well-structured solution to a significant problem. We believe they have the potential to be successful. Unfortunately, they are not the first in a crowded solution space. As latecomers to the market, even with a superior product, they are competing with and have to overcome the preconceptions set by competitors. Technical ingenuity and functional superiority is not enough at this stage of the market to guarantee success."However, VMTurbo sees competition from vendors such as VMware--"the 800-pound gorilla"--as helping it by attracting more user interest to the problem of managing virtualization environments. In addition, the Waltham, Mass.-based company is seeing more of its customers want to take advantage of using multiple hypervisors, which VMTurbo can not only perform but can do through one interface, which its competition cannot do, it says. The added support for VMware vCloud Director means VMTurbo can manage multiple virtual data centers across VMware’s cloud deployment solution, which results in users getting a better management tool from VMTurbo than they are currently getting from VMware, the

Virtual disk, as we will delete it later.If necessary, configure the network.And click “Create Now”.In the newly created machine’s section, go to the “Storage” tab. Click the new disk of the machine and delete it with the “Delete” button.Then click “Attach Disk”.Specify the virtual disk from the old machine. Click “Attach”.That’s it, now we have a new machine based on the old virtual disk. Try to start it.Transferring a XenServer virtual machine to VirtualBoxIf the virtual disk file of a XenServer machine is intact, you can try to recover the machine by transferring it to another hypervisor. This solution is also applicable in case of problems with the XenServer hypervisor itself.If the machine starts on another hypervisor, you can back up its guest operating system and then deploy this backup on a XenServer machine. This way, you can recover it on the original XenServer hypervisor.XenServer has the ability to export virtual machines in OVF/OVA format, which is supported by many hypervisors, including those running inside desktop operating systems such as VirtualBox and VMWare (Workstation, Player, Fusion). In these hypervisors, XenServer machines can be imported from OVF/OVA.But there’s more. The OVF/OVA export format allows for extracting virtual machine disk files. By default, these files are in VHD format, which can be used to recreate virtual machines in the same VirtualBox or VMWare programs, as well as in the native Windows Hyper-V hypervisor.To export a XenServer virtual machine in XenCenter, click the context menu on this machine and select “Export”.Specify the path