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- | Instructions for Linux desktop | + | __Instructions for Ericsson hosting access__ |
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- | 1. Import attached 'opnfv.pfx certificate file provided with the access grant into Firefox certificate store: | + | Simply access the lab through ssh (ssh -i <key-file> <userid>@<ip-address>), note that the key-file should |
+ | must contain the private key matching the public key sent in the access request. | ||
+ | The userid and the ip-adress will be provided with your access grant | ||
- | a) Options > Advanced > Certificates > View Certificates > Import... | + | Once you have a Account on the Ericsson SSH GW. You will be assigned a lab for your use. |
- | b) The password to decrypt the certificate is: <Password provided with your access grant> | ||
- | 2. Using Firefox, navigate to: | + | Refer to the Ericsson OPNFV Montreal Lab Document [[https://wiki.opnfv.org/_media/get_started/opnfv_montreal_lld_lab_workbook.pdf|Link to OPNFV Media Space]] |
- | https://<URI provided with your access grant> | + | The Lab Document Outlines the following: |
+ | - Steps for connecting and setting up Port Forwards to access your Lab | ||
+ | - IP Subnet / VLAN Assignments per Lab | ||
+ | - Logical and Physical Connection Information | ||
+ | - Layout of both Baremetal and Nested Environment | ||
+ | - Password Info / Tip's and Tricks. | ||
+ | - Examples of Manual Steps (build server, fuel install, deploy environment, etc) | ||
- | 3. Log in with supplied SSL VPN username and initial likewise provided first-time password. | + | Accessing the iLO GUI: Start firefox browse to OA IP http://10.118.32.197 user:<Provided with your access grant> password: <Provided with your access grant> |
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- | 4. Choose a new password respecting three of the following four conditions: | + | |
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- | * Lowercase letters | + | |
- | * Uppercase letters | + | |
- | * Number(s) | + | |
- | * Symbol(s) | + | |
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- | 5. Log in again. | + | |
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- | 6. Host checker will start. | + | |
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- | 7. Java Secure Application Manager should start automatically. Think of this application as an automatic SSH tunnel. | + | |
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- | 8. Go in the Details tab of JSAM and SSH to the localhost IP and port you see indicated there ("ssh -p 9022 <userid>@127.0.1.10" for example) | + | |
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- | Were user is the ssh user ID and ssh password provided with your access grant. | + | |
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- | 9. From the SSH server POD resources can be reached. | + | |
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- | Accessing the iLO GUI: | + | |
- | Start firefox browse to OA IP http://10.118.33.191 user://<Provided with your access grant>// password: //<Provided with your access grant>// | + | |
From there you can access the different blade's respective consoles. | From there you can access the different blade's respective consoles. | ||
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- | Once an OS is installed and configured on the blades - there is also direct access to the blade's mgmt network, see (https://wiki.opnfv.org/get_started/ericsson_hosting/network). | ||
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