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releases:arno:faq [2015/07/24 19:20] John Hermanski |
releases:arno:faq [2015/08/03 22:40] (current) Pratap Ramamurthy |
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* One or more of my nova instances do not get a DHCP IP | * One or more of my nova instances do not get a DHCP IP | ||
* This is a problem where the neutron dhcp agent does not get updated correctly when a new instance spawns. A workaround is to create a neutron router and attach a port to the subnet before you spawn instances or dhcp server. | * This is a problem where the neutron dhcp agent does not get updated correctly when a new instance spawns. A workaround is to create a neutron router and attach a port to the subnet before you spawn instances or dhcp server. | ||
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+ | * I have an instance running, but how to I ssh into it? | ||
+ | * Guest systems are typically run in their own Network Name Spaces. You will need to reference the name space when invoking ssh. Once you have created a network and added an instance to it, you can find the namespace, and then use it to do the ssh in that namespace. From the controller: | ||
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+ | > ip netns list | ||
+ | qdhcp-3890e717-7712-471f-bfca-faf60737b4f5 | ||
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+ | > ip netns exec qdhcp-3890e717-7712-471f-bfca-faf60737b4f5 ssh cirros@10.0.0.5 | ||
+ | cirros > | ||
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+ | * I installed the ISO but could not find the bgs_demo directory. | ||
+ | * You need to git clone | ||
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+ | git clone https://gerrit.opnfv.org/gerrit/genesis | ||
+ | cd genesis/foreman/ci | ||
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+ | * How do I configure static ip ranges to be used by ARNO | ||
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+ | ./deploy.sh -virtual -static_ip_range <your_range> -base_config <fullpath topwd>/opnfv_ksgen_settings_no_HA.yml | ||
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+ | OR FOR HA: | ||
+ | ./deploy.sh -virtual -static_ip_range <your_range> | ||
+ | Where <your_range> is a continous block of public IP addresses you can use. Ex: 192.168.1.101,192.168.1.120 | ||
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+ | * How many NICs do I need for a completely virtual installation? | ||
+ | * You only need 1 NIC card with virtual (ensure it has internet access). | ||
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