[vyatta] Bug fixes and improvements #327
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This will make it easier to create the networks that Vyatta needs for users who wish to use this for creating a Layer 2 network to use Avi with. Signed-off-by: Carlos Nunez <ncarlos@vmware.com>
Signed-off-by: Carlos Nunez <ncarlos@vmware.com>
Signed-off-by: Carlos Nunez <ncarlos@vmware.com>
Signed-off-by: Carlos Nunez <ncarlos@vmware.com>
Signed-off-by: Carlos Nunez <ncarlos@vmware.com>
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| govc vm.network.add -vm="$VM_NAME" -net="${name}-${cidr}-${vlan}" -net.adapter=vmxnet3; \ | ||
| done < <(grep --color -E 'Network +\|.*_pg +\| [0-9]{4} +\| 172.*' "src/deployment-guides/${DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE}.md") | ||
| govc vm.network.add -vm="$VM_NAME" -net="${name}-${vlan}" -net.adapter=vmxnet3; \ | ||
| done < <(grep -E 'Network {0,}\|.*_pg {0,}\| {0,}[0-9]{3}\..*' "src/deployment-guides/${DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE}.md") | ||
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| Next, go into the vCenter portal and connect to the VM's console. Log in with the username `vyos` and the password `vyos`. |
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| Next, go into the vCenter portal and connect to the VM's console. Log in with the username `vyos` and the password `vyos`. | |
| <<Although the following steps have not been modified, wanted to suggest some changes here. Can we change the following steps in a numbered format?>> | |
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| 1. Go into the vCenter portal and connect to the VM's console. | |
| 2. Log in with the username `vyos` and the password `vyos`. | |
| 3. Install VyOS onto the machine's disk. Type `install image`, follow the instructions, then shut the machine down. Disconnect its CD-ROM drive, then power it on and log in again. | |
| 4. Configure your WAN interface. We'll assume that the externally-accessible network is on subnet `10.213.234.0/24` | |
| 5. Run `ifconfig eth0`. Take note of the MAC address for this interface. | |
| 6. In vCenter, ensure that the NIC created for this VM with this MAC address is connected to your external network. | |
| We'll assume that your externally-accessible NIC is `eth0`. | |
| Once confirmed, assign this interface with a static IP address in its subnet: |
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Love it; thanks!On Mar 24, 2023, at 00:36, Reshma Rajkumar ***@***.***> wrote:
@reshmarajkumar-vmw commented on this pull request.
In src/partials/vyatta.md:
echo "--> $cmd"; \
$cmd; \
- govc vm.network.add -vm="$VM_NAME" -net="${name}-${cidr}-${vlan}" -net.adapter=vmxnet3; \
-done < <(grep --color -E 'Network +\|.*_pg +\| [0-9]{4} +\| 172.*' "src/deployment-guides/${DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE}.md")
+ govc vm.network.add -vm="$VM_NAME" -net="${name}-${vlan}" -net.adapter=vmxnet3; \
+done < <(grep -E 'Network {0,}\|.*_pg {0,}\| {0,}[0-9]{3}\..*' "src/deployment-guides/${DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE}.md")
```
Next, go into the vCenter portal and connect to the VM's console. Log in with the username `vyos` and the password `vyos`.
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-Next, go into the vCenter portal and connect to the VM's console. Log in with the username `vyos` and the password `vyos`.
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+<<Although the following steps have not been modified, wanted to suggest some changes here. Can we change the following steps in a numbered format?>>
+-----------------------------------------
+1. Go into the vCenter portal and connect to the VM's console.
+2. Log in with the username `vyos` and the password `vyos`.
+3. Install VyOS onto the machine's disk. Type `install image`, follow the instructions, then shut the machine down. Disconnect its CD-ROM drive, then power it on and log in again.
+4. Configure your WAN interface. We'll assume that the externally-accessible network is on subnet `10.213.234.0/24`
+5. Run `ifconfig eth0`. Take note of the MAC address for this interface.
+6. In vCenter, ensure that the NIC created for this VM with this MAC address is connected to your external network.
+We'll assume that your externally-accessible NIC is `eth0`.
+Once confirmed, assign this interface with a static IP address in its subnet:
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