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@ -7,6 +7,11 @@ script which permit to launch easily some virtual machines via qemu
- <u>qemu</u> full installation
## Optionnal Dependencies:
- <u>ssh</u> to have possibility to connect via ssh with the remote_connection.sh script.
- <u>rsp</u> to have possibility to connect via rsp with the remote_connection.sh script.
## Functionnality:
- use of config files [not fully ok]
@ -35,17 +40,17 @@ script which permit to launch easily some virtual machines via qemu
### to get some help;
vm-start --help
`vm-start --help`
### to list all vm already configured
vm-start --list
`vm-start --list `
### to create a new vm
vm-strart <nom_de_la_vm> create create_disk=<location_of_iso_file>
`vm-start <nom_de_la_vm> create --create_disk=<location_of_iso_file>`
you can of course add options like uefi to tun in uefi mode, or nproc=<nb_proc> to select a number of processors.
you can of course add options like --uefi to tun in uefi mode, or --nproc=<nb_proc> to select a number of processors.
If you go to the conf folder created the first time you launch the script, you will find all configured variables for each of your vm.
@ -53,8 +58,8 @@ If you go to the conf folder created the first time you launch the script, you w
first, run the script set-tap.sh to create two bridges.
```
set-tap.sh --add-br-id=br0
set-tap.sh --add-br-id=br1
setup_bridge.sh --add-br-id=br0
setup_bridge.sh --add-br-id=br1
```
after that change the mac address of all vm in conf folder.
@ -66,9 +71,9 @@ vm-2 from 00:00:00:00:00:00 to 00:00:00:00:00:02
and start the gateway and the vms after.
```
vm-start.sh gateway start net=br:br0 net=br:br1 net=nat:id01
vm-start.sh vm-1 start net=br:br0
vm-start.sh vm-2 start net=br:br1
vm-start.sh gateway start --net=br:br0 --net=br:br1 --net=nat:id01
vm-start.sh vm-1 start --net=br:br0
vm-start.sh vm-2 start --net=br:br1
```
And that's it, your three vm are now connected. You just have now to do some configurations on thoses vms.