If using Ovftool to deploy

1. ovftool --name="<VMNAME>" --powerOn --datastore="<datastore>" --net:"nat"="<network name>" <Yarnman OVA> "<VI path >"

2. VI Paths

3. Direct ESXI "vi://<vmware username>@<ESXI IP>"

4. Direct ESXI with resource pool "vi://<vmware username>@<ESXI IP>/<resource Pool>"

5. vSphere Host "vi://<vmware username>@<vSphere>/<datacenter name/host/<Host IP or name>"

6. vSphere Cluster "vi://<vmware username>@<vSphere>/<datacenter name/host/<cluster name>/<Host IP or name>"

• if you use a "@" or any other special characters in your username or password it must be converted to ASCI and prefixed with % e.g. test@yarnlab.io is test%40yarnlab.io 

Default username: root Password: yarnman

root@yarnman [ ~ ]# ym-set-static-ip.sh
Do you want to set a static IP? Y or Ny
set static
Please, select a network interface from the numberic index:
0 eth0
1 docker0
0
Selected eth0

 *** Please enter the following details: ***

Hostname: yarnman-test
IP Address: 10.101.10.37
Netmask Bits: 24
Gateway: 10.101.10.1
DNS: 10.101.205.200
Domain: lab.yarnlab.io
NTP: 10.101.205.200

Applying the following configuration:

Interface = eth0
Hostname = yarnman-test
IP Address = 10.101.10.37
Netmask = 24
Gateway = 10.101.10.1
DNS = 10.101.205.200
Domain = lab.yarnlab.io
NTP = 10.101.205.200

Is this correct? Y or N

setting static ip - netmgr ip4_address --set --interface eth0 --mode static --addr 10.101.10.37/24 --gateway 10.101.10.1
IPv4 Address Mode: static
IPv4 Address=10.101.10.37/24
IPv4 Gateway=10.101.10.1
use --dhcp default value 0.
use --autoconf default value 0.
setting hostname - netmgr hostname --set --name yarnman-test
Hostname: yarnman-test
# Begin /etc/hosts (network card version)

::1         ipv6-localhost ipv6-loopback
127.0.0.1   localhost.localdomain
127.0.0.1   localhost
127.0.0.1   yarnman
# End /etc/hosts (network card version)
10.101.10.37    yarnman-test
setting dns servers - netmgr dns_servers --set --mode staic --servers 10.101.205.200
DNSMode=static
DNSServers=127.0.0.53
nameserver 10.101.205.200
setting dns servers - netmgr dns_domains --set --domains lab.yarnlab.io
Domains=domains.
setting dns servers - netmgr ntp_servers --set --servers 10.101.205.200
NTPServers= 10.101.205.200
Bootstrap configuration complete

yarnman user not found adding now
Set yarnman password
New password:
BAD PASSWORD: The password is shorter than 8 characters
New password:
Retype new password:
passwd: password updated successfully
Adding yarnman-user to SSH allowed groups

These certificate are for local services and there is no advantage for using signed certificates - These are not the brower certificates

Certificates not present
Do you want to generate certificates? Y or N

Applying the following configuration:

Certificate Duration Days = 3650
Certificate Country = AU
Certificate State = NSW
Certificate Location = yarnlab
Certificate Organisation = yarnlab
Certificate Common Name = yarnman-test.lab.yarnlab.io
Certificate Alt Names = DNS:yarnman-test.local,IP:10.101.10.37

Is this correct? Y or N

If you dont accept the certificate you can use the script ym-generate-certs.sh

Cenerating Certificates
Generating yarnman rootCA
Generating Certificates for registry
Certificate request self-signature ok
subject=C = AU, ST = NSW, L = yarnlab, O = yarnlab, CN = yarnman-test.lab.yarnlab.io
writing RSA key
Generating Certificates for couchdb
Certificate request self-signature ok
subject=C = AU, ST = NSW, L = yarnlab, O = yarnlab, CN = yarnman-test.lab.yarnlab.io
writing RSA key
Certificates Generated
Yarnman local.yaml is not present