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6.3. Supported Hypervisors
The
virt-who system can work with any of the hypervisors outlined in the following table.
Table 6.1. Supported Hypervisors
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Microsoft Hyper-V
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You cannot install
virt-who directly on the Hyper-V hypervisors. Instead. you must install virt-who on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux platform that can communicate with the Hyper-V server.
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VMware: vCenter, vSphere, or ESX
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You cannot install
virt-who directly on the VMware hypervisors. Instead, you must install virt-who on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux platform that can communicate with the vCenter server.
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6.3.1. Rerunning virt-who
Rerunning
virt-who does not change a previously created hypervisor's environment or content view. This lets you manually move a hypervisor to a different environment and content view in Satellite. You can also change the virt-who host without impacting existing hypervisors. To rerun virt-who, use the command option:
# virt-who --one-shot
Re-registering the host on which
virt-who is running to a new organization creates new hypervisors in that organization. Previously created hypervisors in another organization remain unchanged (until you delete them manually). If you add an organization, you must restart virt-who.
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