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Prepare a XenServer VM
This page creates the Ubuntu VM on Citrix XenServer® that Citrix SecurSpaces™ is installed on. When the VM is ready, continue with Install on a local VM.
Prerequisites
- A XenServer host managed with XenCenter, with free resources for your machine capacity. See Sizing.
- An Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04 Desktop ISO in a storage repository.
- A virtual network with outbound internet access that client devices can reach.
Create the VM
- In XenCenter, select New VM, and select the Ubuntu Desktop ISO as the installation source.
- Allocate vCPUs, memory and disk for your machine capacity.
- Connect the network interface to the virtual network.
- Install Ubuntu Desktop. Create a user account with
sudopermissions.
Prepare the guest
In a terminal on the VM:
-
Install and enable SSH:
sudo apt update sudo apt install -y openssh-server sudo systemctl enable --now ssh <!--NeedCopy--> -
Note the VM’s IP address:
hostname -I <!--NeedCopy--> -
To keep a clean restore point, take a snapshot of the VM in XenCenter.
The VM is running, clean and reachable.
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Resolution |
|---|---|
| The AVX check fails on the guest | The XenServer host CPU does not support AVX. Use a compatible host. |
| Client devices cannot reach the VM | Connect the VM to a network that the client devices can route to. |
Next step
Continue with Install on a local VM.
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