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  • VMware VIO 4.1 Access details

    • Auth URL: https://192.168.101.2:5000/v3

    • Horizon Accesshttps://192.168.101.2
    • VIO Certificate: Required to access the Auth URL and VIO services. Following is the procedure to install the VIO certificate on a VM (Assuming Ubuntu VM)
      • Download the below attached vio.crt.tar
      • Extract the vio.crt file using command:
        tar xvf vio.crt.tar
      • Move vio.crt in /usr/local/share/ca-certificates
      • Update the CA certificates list by executing
        sudo update-ca-certificates -f

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    • The Project details, project user, password and RC file will be provided as per the request submitted for the lab resources.
    • To use the Auth URL and to execute the openstack commands, add the following in the RC file to provide the Certificate path for python. Here, assuming the VM is Ubuntu and VIO certificate is already installed on the VM:
      export REQUESTS_CA_BUNDLE=/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
  • VMware VIO 4.1 Access from systems/ VMs deployed on Non-VIO nodes (For e.g. on Windriver cloud, or Jumphosts)

    • VIO 4.1 resources can be accessed through the Router configured on Node 3

    • The router has static routes configures to forward any requests to/from IPs on VLAN 100, 101 and 102 which are used by VIO 4.1

    • Configure 10.12.9.1 as the gateway on your VM to access IPs on VLAN 100, 101, 102.
    • For. e.g. to Access the VIO AUTH URL (https://192.168.101.2:5000/v3) set the gateway of your VM to 10.12.9.1 and then try curl -i https://192.168.101.2:5000/v3
    • To access the VIO Horizon, Set the HTTP proxy to http_proxy=10.12.9.1:3128, Or, in the Web Browser set the proxy for all protocols to 10.12.9.1 & port 3128

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