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Coding a XenServer Client in Python – Monitoring Multiple VMs via Multiple Threads

Posted on March 30, 2012 by Humair

In some prior blogs I had written about developing an ESXi client in Java which could connect to a VMware ESXi server and perform some management tasks. In this blog, I will describe developing a Cirtrix XenServer Client in Python … Continue reading →

Posted in Networking, Programming Languages, Protocols, Python, Technology, Virtualization and Cloud Computing | Tagged Citrix, Citrix Xen, Citrix Xen API, Citrix XenAPI, Citrix XenServer, HueXenClient, ICMP, ICMP packets, Network Monitoring, ping, PMW, port, ports, PyDev, PyDev plug-in, Python, Python megawidgets, Python megawidgets library, python pmw, thread, threads, Tkinter, Tkinter GUI library, VM Monitoring, VM Network Monitoring, Xen, XenAP, XenCenter, XenClient, XenServer, XenServer 6.0, XenServer pool | Leave a comment

Setting-up Basic iBGP and eBGP on Cisco Routers

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Humair

The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is a protocol used to make core routing decisions on the Internet. BGP is commonly mislabeled or referred to as an IP routing protocol. However, it is not a routing protocol; rather, it is a … Continue reading →

Posted in Cisco, Networking, Protocols, Technology | Tagged AS, Autonomous Number, Autonomous Numbers, BGP, BGP table, Border Gateway Protocol, Cisco, Cisco 3725, Cisco 3725 router, eBGP, established, established state, External BGP, iBGP, Internal BGP, Multihomed, neighbor, neighbor relationship, Neighbors, ping, prefxes, redistribute connected, redistribute static, redistribution of static and connected routes into BGP, show ip bgp, show ip bgp summary, state | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: ping

Coding a XenServer Client in Python – Monitoring Multiple VMs via Multiple Threads

Setting-up Basic iBGP and eBGP on Cisco Routers

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