Secure Server Virtualization Using Object Level Permission Model

Abstract

Virtualization is a framework or methodology that is used to divide the resources of a computer into multiple execution environments by applying concepts or technologies storage virtualization, client virtualization, and server virtualization are different ways to achieve virtualization. Our goal in this paper is to implement server virtualization with attacks and threats with possible solutions. Server virtualization is best suitable for dividing a server into a multiple virtual servers via software such as VMware and Hyper V. This method is used to increase the resource utilization by performing the same. In this each virtual server act and look like a physical server by increasing the capacity of every single physical machine (Kuche et al. in Int J Comput Netw Wireless Mobile Commun (IJCNWMC) 4:5–10 (2014), [1] with problems like efficient resource management, more downtime and privacy and security of data are associated with server virtualization. The problem is unauthorized users are accessing the access of machine/server in VMware platform. This can be done by proposing model named object level permission model to provide security by assigning permissions and roles as per level.