Hi there,
Everything I found on google about virt-manager port for windows was
very old and "build yourself"... No news on this?
Today I face big resistance for using KVM on RHEL and/or RHEV because
sysadmins want easy access to administration from Windows desktops, like
they have for XenServer, VmWare and Hyperv. Using Xming or another
remote X solution does not makes them happy.
It looks like browser-based oVirt (or RHEV) also needs a Linux desktop
for guest console access. :-(
Having to setup ssh keys and/or tls certs on the host and the management
workstations is also not winning allies. I know things should be secure
by default, but there should be an easier way (not so manual) to setup
secure guest console connections. Specially for windows.
[]s, Fernando Lozano
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