The 26/08/13, Fernando Lozano wrote: > Hi there, > > I apreciate very much the hard work from red hat/fedora developers on > this, spice looks amazing (defintely much better than vnc) but when you > have easy to use graphical admin tools for proprietary hypervisors (and > the now open-sourced XenServer) managing a KVM/RHEV host is very hard. > > At least, the virt-viewer (remote-viewer) port should either embed a ssh > client or use an external putty under the covers (like Xming does), and > work with both ssh keys and password auth directly from the connection > dialog (which today is non-existant, just "type a URL") > > And it should be able to get the spice TCP port from libvirtd, instead > of having the user find and provide the correct port on the host for the > desired guest. It should be smart enough to setup a ssh tunnel if needed > or ask for tls certificates if it can't find them. Don't know your detailed requirements but to mention a web UI like Archipel might do what you want. http://archipelproject.tumblr.com/ -- Nicolas Sebrecht _______________________________________________ virt-tools-list mailing list virt-tools-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/virt-tools-list
