Hi,
On the compute node console, with KVM/libvirt, I use "ps | grep" command
# ps -edf | grep instance-xxxx
or to list all instances
# ps -edf | grep kvm | grep vnc
If you know the libvirt domainname or domainid (*) of your instance, you can
also use the virsh vncdisplay command
- locally on the compute-node console
# virsh -c qemu:///system vncdisplay <domain>
- remotely
# virsh -c qemu://compute-node-address/system vncdisplay <domain>
(*) domainname or domainid can be displayed using the "virsh list" command
Hope, this can help.
Jacques Landru
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De: "Nicolae Paladi" <n.pal...@gmail.com>
À: openstack@lists.openstack.org
Envoyé: Vendredi 20 Septembre 2013 13:47:38
Objet: [Openstack] mapping between VNC ports and instances
Hi, is there a quick way (console or GUI) to find out
the mapping between VNC ports active instances?
In other words, how do I know which VNC port should be used to
reach a particular instance?
Cheers,
/Nicolae
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