Buying a BMS
To deploy XenServer on BMS, you must create a multi-NIC Windows BMS and install XenCenter on it. The BMS functions as the management node of the virtualization cluster. Create a multi-NIC XenServer BMS (single-node scenario) or multiple multi-NIC XenServer BMSs (cluster scenario) used to provision service VMs.
Procedure
- Log in to the management console.
- Choose Service List > Computing > Bare Metal Server.
The BMS console is displayed.
- Click Buy BMS in the upper right corner.
- Configure the BMS specifications.
- Flavor: Select a flavor of BMSs with multiple NICs, for example, physical.s3.large. This flavor provides two NICs. A 10GE NIC with two ports connects to the VPC and a 10GE extended NIC with two ports supports high-speed communication between BMSs.

- Image: Select a Windows public image, for example, Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard 64bit Chinese for BareMetal.

- VPC and NIC: Select the VPC created in section Preparing for the Deployment and add an extension NIC.

- Flavor: Select a flavor of BMSs with multiple NICs, for example, physical.s3.large. This flavor provides two NICs. A 10GE NIC with two ports connects to the VPC and a 10GE extended NIC with two ports supports high-speed communication between BMSs.
- Click Buy Now.
After about 10 minutes, the BMS is created and its status changes to Running.
- Log in to the BMS using the MSTSC password and install XenCenter.
For the software package and installation method, visit the official Citrix website.
- Repeat steps 3 to 5 to create a XenServer BMS.
- Flavor: Select a flavor of BMSs with multiple NICs.
- Image: Select the XenServer private image registered in section Preparing for the Deployment.
- VPC and NIC: Select the VPC created in section Preparing for the Deployment and add an extension NIC.
- Login Mode: If you select Password, enter and remember the password of user root. If you select the key pair mode, set the password of user root after your first login.
- Quantity: Enter 1 for the single node scenario. Set this parameter as required for the cluster scenario.
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