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--- netapp_vyos_install [2021/01/03 19:00] – andonovj
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 Username: vyos
 Password: vyos
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+=====Image & Network Config=====
+In this section we will install the network image and configure the networks. So let's get started:
+====Image Installation====
+To install the image software, just type: "install image" and following the settings. The first set of settings are:
+  * Are you sure you want to start: Yes
+  * Partitioning: Auto
+  * Disk to be used for the installation: "sda", which will be used also as boot disk
+  * Verification for deleting all data on sda: Yes
+{{:vyosimageinstall.jpg?400|}}
+Then we have to fill:
+  * The name of the image: default (1.1.8)
+  * The Boot file: default (/config/config.boot)
+  * Vyos password: blackbox1
+  * Booting disk: default (sda)
+{{:vyosimageinstallv2.jpg?400|}}
+After all is done, we should have the image set up.
+{{:vyosimageinstallv3.jpg?400|}}
+Now, if we leave it like that, when we restart, it will boot from the disk again and all that will be for nothing. We have to safe that config to the disk:
+====Change Booting order====
+To change the booting order, we have to shutdown the machine and unmount the disk from the VMWare:
+So, first, power off the machine:
+{{:vyoschangebooting.jpg?400|}}
+Then open the virtual machine in VMWare and unmount the disk as follows.
+  - Go to VM Settings
+  - CD/DVD(IDE) - Change to: "Use physical device" and untick the "Connect at power on":
+{{:vyoschangebootingv2.jpg?400|}}
+Now, when the machines boots up, it will boot from the hard disk (/dev/sda) which we configured. Next, configuring the networks :)
+====Networks Configuration====
+Now, the configure the router, you can either check my other topic, to configure a Cisco router, or you can follow the guide below.
+To configure network, use the following:
+<Code:bash|Configure the network interfaces>
+vyos@vyos:~$configure
+[edit]
+vyos@vyos:~$set interfaces ethernet eth0 address 172.23.1.254/24
+[edit]
+vyos@vyos:~$set interfaces ethernet eth1 address 172.23.2.254/24
+[edit]
+vyos@vyos:~$set interfaces ethernet eth2 address 172.23.3.254/24
+[edit]
+vyos@vyos:~$set interfaces ethernet eth3 address 172.23.4.254/24
+[edit]
+vyos@vyos:~$set interfaces ethernet eth4 address 172.23.5.254/24
+[edit]
+vyos@vyos:~$set interfaces ethernet eth5 address 172.23.7.254/24
+[edit]
+vyos@vyos:~$set interfaces ethernet eth6 address 172.23.9.254/24
+[edit]
+</Code>
+We have to also allow SSH and SSH using root:
+<Code:bash|Enable SSH>
+vyos@vyos:~$set service ssh
+[edit]
+vyos@vyos:~$set service ssh allow-root
+[edit]
+</Code>
+Now that is done, we have to commit our changes:
+<Code:bash|Commit changes>
+vyos@vyos:~$ commit
+vyos@vyos:~$ save
+</Code>
+Like that, our changes are saved upon restart.
+Now, we can finally test it.
+====Test====
+To test the configuration, be sure that the VMWare virtual interface on your client machine is configured on the same network as the eth0:
+{{:vyosclientvmwareadapter.jpg?400|}}
+After that, verify you can ping the eth0 IP on the router:
+{{:vyosclientpingverify.jpg?500|}}