Hi,
Maybe I'm just missing it?
On KVM, is it possible to get a list of VMs with their IP addresses?
VMware ESXi has this, and I find it incredibly handy.
Thanks.
Hi,
Maybe I'm just missing it?
On KVM, is it possible to get a list of VMs with their IP addresses?
VMware ESXi has this, and I find it incredibly handy.
Thanks.
KVM is just a provider. The actual IP address comes from inside each VM based on static config or DHCP. Just use normal network tools to create a list of IPs - at least if you have a bridge setup. I've never used a VM-specific NAT setup. Guess connecting to the console of each will be needed in that case.
Lots of ways to create a list
* arp --> ping
* zenmap scan the subnet
* nmap scan the subnet
probably 20 other tools/methods exist. These are all that come to mind.
It is possible to dump all the other information about every VM using libvirt. virsh dumpxml {vmname} It is just that IP addresses are not part of that data.
Last edited by TheFu; October 15th, 2013 at 12:46 PM.
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