Lamp is indeed running, thanks for the tip. this admittedly was not
one of the web tools i tried to use.
On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 7:38 AM, Dennis Kibbe <
dennisk@mesacc.edu> wrote:
> On Thu, 2011-07-07 at 07:14 -0700, Stephen wrote:
>> I have just installed KVM/QEMU and it seems to be happily running on
>> my server, howeveri cant find any tools that work from a windows
>> machine.
>>
>> the best i can think of is installing X on the server and then useing
>> putty/xming to run them from the server.
>>
>> This is not a route i want to go, i really want to keep x of the
>> server. the web tools i have tried so far have not gone well.
>>
>> Does anyone have some suggestions on what i can do or any tools they
>> suggest for this situation? creating a VM and certain tasks from
>> command line make sense, but i need a console that i cna use to
>> actually perform installation inside the "console" of the vm so I can
>> make the install happen.
>>
>
> See if Virtualmin will do what you want.
>
> When people want a GUI for a server they, of course, think of a GUI like
> they are running on their desktop. I think the correct GUI for a server
> running in your web browser. Chances are the server is already running a
> LAMP stack.
>
> Dennis
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