This is done at XenServer command line interface level.
Ssh connect to XenServer and create the needed directory (I call it backup)
[root@XenServer /]#mkdir /backup
next step is to mount the windows share (windows machine is 192.168.0.200 and the share name is ttm) in the brand new backup directory:
[root@XenServer /]#mount -t cifs //192.168.0.200/ttm -o username=user,password=password /backup
be sure that your windows box ip address matches and please note that cifs requires slashes and not backslashes, so the correct symbol is '/'
If everything went ok, we should be able to verify the mounted share:
[root@XenServer /]#mount | grep backup
//192.168.0.200/ttm on /backup cifs (rw,mand)
//192.168.0.200/ttm on /backup cifs (rw,mand)
We are now ready to export VMs on a windows share.
This is done by the following command
[root@XenServer /]#xe vm-export vm=vmname filename=/backup/vmname.xva
WARNING! - If you did it via ssh, DO NOT close the ssh terminal, 'cause this would stop the export process
after the process is started nothing happen on the xenserver console, but if you check the windows directory the .xva file should be present and groving
when export process succeed the following message is printed
[root@XenServer /]#Export succeeded
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