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CentOS 5.5 x86_64 Hypervisor Edition

CentOS 5.5 x86_64 Hypervisor Edition

CentOS 5.5 x86_64 Hypervisor Edition

CentOS 5.5 x86_64 Hypervisor Edition, is a customized/minimal version of Linux operating system, built by WBITT team, using CENTOS 5.5 x86_64 (64 bit) as base. It provides the bare essentials for setting up an efficient Virtualization platform, with any of the Hypervisors (XEN or KVM) to choose from, without compromising security, functionality or quality. It is a single CD image, which installs under three minutes, with a disk foot-print of about 700MB in total. Ideal for setting up physical servers, to be made part of a cloud, a virtualization cluster, or simply a standalone server. The CD has been updated to provide additional (64 bit) RPMs, providing Apache Web Server, MySQL DB Sever, PHP, Postfix Mail Server, etc. The same CD image can now be used  to set up web/mail/db servers on physical or virtual machines. . Key features are:

  1.     Single CD bootable image [516 MB] (Version 0.2)
  2.     SELinux [enabled in Enforcing mode]
  3.     IPTables (firewall)
  4.     XEN Hypervisor
  5.     KVM Hypervisor
  6.     virt-viewer, virt-manager
  7.     SSH Server and SSH client
  8.     nmap, tcpdump, wireshark, iptraf, traceroute, etc, for network trouble-shooting
  9.     VNC Server
  10.     Basic X Window System with TWM (Tom’s Window Manager) and XTERM
  11.     YUM, wget, FTP client
  12.     Apache Web Server (with SSL)
  13.     MySQL DB Server
  14.     PHP
  15.     VSFTP Server
  16.     Postfix Mail Server
  17.     Dovecot POP/IMAP Server
  18.     xferstats, webalizer, spamassassin, squirrelmail
  19.     sysklogd and rsyslog

 Download:

http://www.filesonic.com/file/878870961/CentOS-5.5-x86_64-HypervisorEdition-0.2.iso

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