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2. Now, find out about the active ISO library by running the following command
after you've logged in as root on the manager box. The following command will
prompt you for the admin password of the manager, which you will need to
provide:
[root@rhevmanager ~]# engine-iso-uploader list
Please provide the REST API password for the
admin@internal oVirt Engine user (CTRL+D to abort):
ISO Storage Domain Name | Datacenter
| ISO Domain Status
ISO_Datastore | India
| active
[root@rhevmanager ~]#
3. Now, we have all the information to upload the ISO image. So, to upload the im-
age, run the following command:
[root@rhevmanager ~]# engine-iso-uploader -v upload
-i ISO_Datastore /opt/rhel-server-6.5-x86_64-dvd.iso
Please provide the REST API password for the
admin@internal oVirt Engine user (CTRL+D to abort):
4. Run engine-iso-uploader -h for more help and various options. Be pa-
tient; uploading is time-consuming and depends on your storage performance.
5. After the ISO image from RHEV-M has been uploaded, cross-check the upload
from the RHEV-M administrator portal or run the engine-iso-uploader
list command from the manager system.
6. To check the ISO image from the Manager admin console, move on to the Stor-
age tab, select the ISO datastore, and click on the Images tab on the bottom pane.
You will see the ISO image that was recently uploaded to the ISO domain. If it is
not visible, please click on the refresh icon at the corner of the screen.
Configuring and activating an export domain
An export storage domain can be attached to a data center to enable the import or export
of virtual machines from one data center to another. It can also be used to back up virtual
machines and templates. Please note that the export domain will be attached only to a
single data center at a given time. Follow the ensuing steps to add a fresh new export do-
main to your RHEV data center: