Fang, You can use these commands on Xenserver/XCP
xe vm-list xe vm-destroy uuid=<UUID of target VM> For the opensource Xen, you can use xm list xm destroy <name/id of target VM > -Wei 2013/8/2 Fang Wang <fang.w...@citrix.com> > Hi, > I started running MS , host is xen hypervisor. After 2 system vms are up, > there were issues. So I made changes in source code, rebuild, did deploydb > to clean DB. > Now I am running ms again, but failed to bring up ssvm and cpvm, because > of the existing old system vm from previous run. > > I know for VMware host, I need to clean the old entry thru vcenter. But > not familiar with xen host, how do I clean and remove the old system vm on > xen host? The proper way to do it? Is there a document or link? > > Thanks, > -Fang > > Sent from my iPhone
