Citrix Systems 6 Manual De Usuario

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Be extremely careful when using this CLI command off-host, since once it is run it will not be
possible to connect to the control domain remotely over the network to re-enable it.

host-management-reconfigure

 [interface=

<device>

 ] | [pif-uuid=

<uuid>

 ]

Reconfigures  the  XenServer  host  to  use  the  specified  network  interface  as  its  primary  management
interface,  which  is  the  interface  that  is  used  to  connect  to  the  XenCenter.  The  command  rewrites  the
MANAGEMENT_INTERFACE key in 

/etc/xensource-inventory

.

If  the  device  name  of  an  interface  (which  must  have  an  IP  address)  is  specified,  the  XenServer  host  will
immediately rebind. This works both in normal and emergency mode.

If the UUID of a PIF object is specified, the XenServer host determines which IP address to rebind to itself. It must
not be in emergency mode when this command is executed.

Be  careful  when  using  this  CLI  command  off-host  and  ensure  that  you  have  network
connectivity  on  the  new  interface.  Use  xe  pif-reconfigure  to  set  one  up  first.  Otherwise,
subsequent CLI commands will reach the XenServer host.

host-power-on

 [host=

<host_uuid>

 ]

Turns on power on XenServer hosts with Host Power On functionality enabled. Before using this command, host-
set-power-on must be enabled on the host.

host-get-cpu-features

 {features=

<pool_master_cpu_features>

} [uuid=

<host_uuid>

]

Prints a hexadecimal representation of the host's physical-CPU features.

host-set-cpu-features

 {features=

<pool_master_cpu_features>

} [uuid=

<host_uuid>

]

Attempts to mask the host's physical-CPU features to match the given features. The given string must be a 32-digit
hexadecimal number (optionally containing spaces), as given by the 

host-get-cpu-features

 command.

host-set-power-on

  {host=

<host  uuid>

  {power-on-mode=

<"">

 

<"wake-on-lan">

 

<"iLO">

 

<"DRAC">

<"custom">

 } | [power-on-config=

<"power_on_ip"><"power_on_user"><"power_on_password_secret">

] }

Use to enable Host Power On functionality on XenServer hosts that are compatible with remote power solutions.
Workload  Balancing  requires  Host  Power  On  functionality  is  enabled  for  it  to  turn  off  underused  hosts  in
Maximum Density mode. When using the host-set-power-on command, you must specify the type of power
management solution on the host (that is, the 

<power-on-mode>

). Then specify configuration options using the

<power-on-config>

 argument and its associated key-value pairs. To use the secrets feature to store your password,

specify the key "power_on_password_secret".

host-reboot

 [

<host-selector>

=

<host_selector_value>

...]