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At my lab , i install redhat server at virt-manger and i configure my rpms and others tasks and it works fine. My question is how to get all configuration ...
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    At my lab , i install redhat server at virt-manger and i configure my rpms and others tasks and it works fine.
    My question is how to get all configuration and data from this virt-manager server to use it at another PC virt-manager ??
    Thnx for support

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    Hmm.. I don't think I understand your question fully. Perhaps you can clarify what precisely you're trying to do?

    If you are simply trying to use virt-manager GUI away from the console/server and use it over the network on a PC, this can be done with VNC. You only need configure vnc-server on your virtual host server (the one with virt-manager), then use any one of the Windows based VNC viewer programs, such as TightVNC or RealVNC.

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    You could copy the hard disk file of the virtual machine and configure a new virtual machine with that hard disk in another or the same PC. You could also copy necessary configuration files from /etc (and/or any other custom location); /home & /var/mail if necessary. In this case, you'll have to install required RPMs in new machines, but the same configuration files should work for similar RPMs (might cause some trouble if the RPMs are of different version).

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    VM images are normally stored in /var/lib/libvirt/images/
    Config files are normally stored in /etc/libvirt/qemu/

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