TestClient.py

import xmlrpclib
from pprint import pprint

proxy = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy('http://192.168.35.11:8000')
user = ''
paswd = ''

print "Listing all VMs..."
print proxy.xenapi.list_all_vms(user, paswd)

# print "Registering new VM..."
# proxy.xenapi.register_vm(user, paswd, '2_3_2', "3_2")  # <<studentid_courseid_vmid>>

# print "Stopping vm if exists..."
# proxy.xenapi.stop_vm(user, paswd, '2_3_2')

# print "Starting VM..."
# vm = proxy.xenapi.start_vm(user, paswd, '2_3_2')
# pprint(vm)

# print "Listing specific VM..."
# pprint(proxy.xenapi.list_vm(user, paswd, '2_3_2'))

# print "Stopping created VM..."
# proxy.xenapi.stop_vm(user, paswd, '2_3_2')

# print "Listing all VMs..."
# print proxy.xenapi.list_all_vms(user, paswd)

# print "Unregistering VM"
# proxy.xenapi.unregister_vm(user, paswd, '2_3_2')

# print "Listing all VMs..."
# print proxy.xenapi.list_all_vms(uzer, paswd)

print "Checking if vm exists"
print proxy.xenapi.vm_exists(uzer, paswd, '2_3_2')
print proxy.xenapi.vm_exists(uzer, paswd, 'Domain-0')

print "Checking if bridge exists"
print proxy.xenapi.bridge_exists(uzer, paswd, 'Net-220')
print proxy.xenapi.bridge_exists(uzer, paswd, 'Net-221')
print proxy.xenapi.bridge_exists(uzer, paswd, 'Net-2211')

print "Checking if bridge is up"
print proxy.xenapi.is_bridge_up(uzer, paswd, 'Net-220')
print proxy.xenapi.is_bridge_up(uzer, paswd, 'Net-221')
print proxy.xenapi.is_bridge_up(uzer, paswd, 'Net-2211')