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Hi I want to know how to change xen domU(guest domain) settings from out side the domU. (other than mounting the disk and change /etc/network/interfaces). Is there a way to do it ???
You can use xm utility on command line to change stuff about virtual machines. For example xm console domU-ID connects you to the console of the virtual machine. There are other programs like virt-viewer for taking graphical console too.
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How to change xen domU settings
