xm
Command-Line Tools A-9
loaded, values that were not set on the command-line are replaced by the values set in
the script.
[-F=file | --config=file]
Sets the domain configuration to use SXP. SXP is the underlying configuration format
used by Xen. SXP configurations can be hand-written or generated from Python
configuration scripts, using the --dryrun option to print the configuration.
[-n | --dryrun]
Prints the resulting configuration in SXP, but does not create the domain.
[-x | --xmldryrun]
Prints the resulting configuration in XML, but does not create the domain.
[-s | --skipdtd]
Skips DTD checking and XML checks before domain creation. This option is
experimental and may slow down the creation of domains.
[-p | --paused]
Leaves the domain paused after it is created.
[-c | --console_autoconnect]
Connects to the console after the domain is created.
# xm new /home/myhome/myconfig
pause {domain-id}
Pauses the execution of a domain.
# xm pause mydomain
reboot [--all] [--wait] [domain-id]
Reboots a domain.
The --all parameter reboots all domains.
The --wait parameter waits for the domain to reboot before returning control to the
console.
# xm reboot --wait mydomain
restore {statefile}
Restores a domain from a saved state.
# xm restore /home/myhome/statefile
save {domain-id} {statefile}
Saves a domain state so it can be restored at a later date.
# xm save mydomain /home/myhome/statefile
shutdown [-a] [-w] [domain-id]
Shuts down a domain gracefully.
The -a parameter shuts down all domains.
The -w parameter waits for the domain to shut down before returning control to the
console.
# xm shutdown -w mydomain
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