use RouterOS and extensive networking features as a host with a server (mail, http, ftp.redundant routers much easier and cheaper to have available in case of crashed systems.use a guest machine on top of a router for custom features such as accounting, LDAP or legacy networking.consolidate routing services and higher levels services such a VOIP switches in the same box.consolidate a number of routers on one hardware platform.The following are just a few of possible scenarios where virtual machines could be used (some of these currently are possible only in Xen, but Metarouter features will be expanded to allow even more functionality): Kvm is based on Linux Kvm virtualization software and requires your CPU to support virtualization. The port can be changed in the RouterOS services menu. You can also enter the port number after the IP address, separating them with a colon, like this 192.168.88.1:9999. Xen can create Virtual machines of different Operating Systems that supports Xen. To connect to the router enter the IP or MAC address of the router, specify username and password (if any) and click on the Connect button. Xen is based on the Linux Xen Virtual machine project, and current RouterOS implementation is supported only on RouterOS X86 systems (PCs). New hardware support will also be added to Metarouter Xen We are planning to add more features to Metarouter, so that it will even exceed Xen in functionality. Currently Metarouter can only create RouterOS virtual machines. Metarouter is created by MikroTik and currently is supported only on RouterBOARD 4xx series (mips-be) and RB1000 series (powerpc).
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