The communication between the virtualization solutions (&kvm;, &xen;, &lxc;)
and the libvirt API is managed by the daemon &libvirtd;, which needs to run
on the VM Host Server. libvirt client applications such as virt-manager, possibly
running on a remote machine, communicate with &libvirtd; running on the
&vmhost;, which services the request using native hypervisor APIs.
Ex2
There is one VM Guest running with the id 2 that has two Ethernet devices available.
eth0 on the VM Guest is bridged with eth1 on the VM Host Server and eth1 on the
VM Guest is connected to eth0 on the VM Host Server.
While libvirt is indeed starting in a lower-case letter, "VM Host Server" is not a recognized abbreviation, so this should not happen, given even the caveats that we take for granted with the sentence length check anyway.
The following is recognized as one sentence:
Ex1
Ex2
While libvirt is indeed starting in a lower-case letter, "VM Host Server" is not a recognized abbreviation, so this should not happen, given even the caveats that we take for granted with the sentence length check anyway.