Hi,
There are two contextualization mechanisms available in OpenNebula: the
automatic IP assignment, and a more generic way to give any file and
configuration parameters.
To make the network work, you can forget about the CONTEXT section, the
context cdrom and the init.sh script; just focus on th
Also, I am not able to statically assign vm the IP, i want to give . Also,
in NIC section and vnet file , it takes correct MAC address but not able
to genrate the corresponding IP from it by removing the prefix.
Secondly, Do i need to have staically assigned ip for eth0 in my guest
installed os im
It worked after i had disable firewall on VM .
It should be the case every time ?
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 10:05 AM, ankit anand wrote:
> Also, Interestingly, i am able to ping but not ssh .Have restarted the ssh
> daemon on Vm as well but to no avail :(
>
>
> On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 9:43 AM, anki
Also, Interestingly, i am able to ping but not ssh .Have restarted the ssh
daemon on Vm as well but to no avail :(
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 9:43 AM, ankit anand wrote:
> Hello Carlos and Everyonel
>
> Thanks Carlos for your reply.
>
> I was able to login into vm through vnc by Virtual machine mana
Hello Carlos and Everyonel
Thanks Carlos for your reply.
I was able to login into vm through vnc by Virtual machine manager provided
by suse and can see it running fine.
I could not get what you meant by vmcontext script . Is it the same as
init.sh script?
For me init.sh script is :
'if [ -f /m
Hi,
The VM needs to have the contextualization scripts configured to be run at
start-up. The important one is vmcontext, it reads the MAC address and sets
the IP from it: the assigned IP 10.112.10.37 is 0a:70:0a:25 in hexadecimal.
The CONTEXT section in the VM template is completely optional, it
Hello All/Davood
I have set iup the contextualization parameters and my vm template loks like:
CONTEXT=[
FILES="~/vm_context/init.sh ~/vm_context/id_rsa.pub",
HOSTNAME="cloud",
PUBLIC_IP="10.112.10.35",
TARGET="hdb",
USERNAME="oneadmin" ]
Contextualization is used to pass parameters to
Dear Ankit,
I couldn't find any contextualization parameter in your VM template. You
need to define it if you want Opennebula to set the TCP/IP configuration
(and other OS parameters such as hostname etc) automatically in the VM.
Here is the related document:
http://opennebula.org/documentation:r
Hello All
I have set up a vritual machine wchich is in running state .
but I am not able to ping to Virtual address of that VM . I mean Virtual
address by one of Vnet address specified in vnet file .
I have set up my bridge br0 through open suse yast interface .
Details of ifconfig are:
br0
