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mad 2018-11-09 11:23:25 +00:00
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ If this host should also act as node, then the following packages are also neede
-usermode-utilities<br/> -usermode-utilities<br/>
-bridge-utils<br/> -bridge-utils<br/>
-socat<br/> -socat<br/>
You should edit /etc/nlvmi/nlvmi.conf and set the local directories used for images. For multiple iso or image directories, use a semicolon as seperator. You should probably edit /etc/nlvmi/nlvmi.conf.
**KVM node**<br/> **KVM node**<br/>
This is a remote server that gets managed by the master.<br/> This is a remote server that gets managed by the master.<br/>
@ -64,7 +64,8 @@ You also need to copy /etc/nlvmi/nlvmi_sign.crt from the master server to the no
You should also add the generated ssh key from the masters /home/nlvmi/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to the nodes /home/nlvmi/.ssh/authorized_keys. You should also add the generated ssh key from the masters /home/nlvmi/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to the nodes /home/nlvmi/.ssh/authorized_keys.
You should also set up some network bridges manually on the host. Please consult your distros documentation on how to do that on your system.
During the definition of a vm, you will need the bridge name.
After that, you should be able to access /nlvmi with a webbrowser. Create a new user (first user will be admin who can login to nlvmi) and add a server. For localhost, the connectstring should stay empty. After that, you should be able to access /nlvmi with a webbrowser. Create a new user (first user will be admin who can login to nlvmi) and add a server. For localhost, the connectstring should stay empty.