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Revision as of 17:29, 16 November 2009
Built in Support
ASL 2.2 includes built in support for the following Virtualization technologies:
vserver kvm/qemu lguest xen VMWare(TM)
These technologies are either built into the kernel (vserver, kvm/qemu, lguest and xen), and therefore you can fully replace your kernel if you are using these technologies with the ASL secure kernel, or as with VMWare(TM), you can use the ASL kernel in most cases on the host system and definitely in the guest virtual machines.
ASL includes full virtualization capabilities including:
vserver kvm/qemu lguest xen
This means you can use ASL for your virtualization needs if you prefer to use the above technologies.
Works With
ASL will also work with the following virtualization technologies, however you can not install the ASL kernel:
Virtuozzo OpenVZ
On these systems you should expect ASL to report various vulnerabilities in the kernel. These are not false positives but are in fact vulnerabilities in those kernels.
