Removed XCP Tools

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            revert XCP hosts to a known good networking state. 
             <li><i>IPv6 Guest Support</i>: enables the use of IPv6 addresses within guests allowing network administrators to plan for network growth.</li>
         </ul>
-        <p><b>Guest Enhancements</b></p>
-        <ul>
-            <li><i>New Installation Mechanism for XCP Tools</i>: XCP Tools are now delivered as industry standard Windows Installer MSI files. This enables
-           the use of 3rd party tools to deliver and manage the installation and upgrade of the XCP device drivers. </li>
-        </ul>
         <p><b>Enhanced Guest OS Support: Newly Supported Guests</b></p>
         <ul>
             <li>Ubuntu 12.04</li>
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         </ul>
         <p><b>Ongoing Improvements</b></p>
         <ul>
-            <li>XCP Tools: guests running Windows operating systems can now make use of either Microsoft .NET 3.5 or .NET 4.0 when installing XCP Tools.</li>
             <li>Simplified mechanism to adjust Control Domain ("dom0") vCPUs. </li>
             <li>Updated Open vSwitch: v1.4.2 provides stability and performance improvements. </li>
             <li>Integrated StorageLink (iSL) support for EMC VNX series arrays.</li>
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         <ul>
            <li>RHEL, OEL, and CentOS 5.0 guest operating systems with the original kernel will fail to boot on XCP 1.6. Before attempting to upgrade a XCP host to version 1.6,
           users should update the kernel to version 5.4 (2.6.18-164.el5xen) or later. Users running these guests who have already upgraded their host to XCP 1.6. [CA-79505]</li>
-            <li>RHEL 4.5 guests may crash when using the Rolling Pool Upgrade Wizard. Before upgrading a XCP host, you must shut down RHEL 4.5 guests. Once the host is upgraded,
-           you must update the guest kernels using the one supplied on the XCP 1.6 XCP Tools ISO. [CA-88618]</li>
+            <li>RHEL 4.5 guests may crash when using the Rolling Pool Upgrade Wizard. Before upgrading a XCP host, you must shut down RHEL 4.5 guests.  [CA-88618]</li>
             <li>If the Rolling Pool Upgrade Wizard discovers storage that is detached and cannot be reattached, it will fail (even when no VMs are using the storage). Users
            should either fix the access to the storage repository or remove it from the XCP pool before restarting the wizard. [CA-72541]</li>
             <li>Rolling Pool Upgrade should <b>not</b> be used with Boot from SAN environments. </li>
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            not be able to use HA. [CA-74343]</li>
             <li>If a VM's VBD is unplugged and the VM is then rebooted, the VBD will remain unplugged after reboot. [CA-76612]</li>
             <li>Locking modes for VIFs may not be preserved when exporting and then re-importing a VM when using XVA or OVF formats. [CA-90857]</li>
-            <li>Upgrading the XCP Tools on a Windows VM that is actively using Dynamic Memory Control (DMC) may cause the VM to crash.
-           To avoid this, during the XCP Tools upgrade, set the dynamic minimum and maximum values to the static maximum. [CA-90447]</li>
-            <li>A VM snapshot cannot be resumed if it was created while a previous version of the XCP Tools ISO was mounted in the VM. To
-           restart from one of these snapshots, users should "Force Shutdown" the suspended VM, eject the ISO and start the VM. [CA-59289]</li>
             <li>The XCP SDK VM as shipped in previous version of XCP has been removed. Users should not attempt to use the Xen API
            SDK VM template. As an alternative sandbox testing environment, you can install XCP as a generic HVM Guest using the
            <b>Other install media</b> template (2048MB of memory and a disk size of at least 12GB is recommended). Note that the Guest's
            IP address will not be reported though the CLI or XenCenter. [CA-89266]</li>
             <li>After using XenMotion (Live Migration) to move a Windows VM, the memory usage reported for the VM may be incorrect. [CA-89580]</li>
-            <li>After upgrading a pool to XCP 1.6, VMs migrated during the upgrade process, and VMs suspended before the upgrade
-           (and then resumed), do not report that their XCP Tools are out of date until the VM is rebooted. [CA-89023]</li>
             <li>Verification of manifests and digital signatures on OVF and OVA packages will fail on import if the filename contains
            parenthesis. The import will still succeed if verification is skipped. For the same reason, if you are exporting VMs as
            an OVF/OVA package and are including a manifest or a digital signature, Citrix recommends specifying a package name