Hi Steven, Thank you for your reply.
I know that EMANE does not require lxc containers, and that it can be configured to run on physical machines and vm's. In our case we really want to use lxc containers. "The tutorial provides a simple test flow using LXC Containers <https://linuxcontainers.org> to create a set of *test nodes* that run emulator instances along with other applications and services typically used in the MANET world" "The *democtl-host* script will launch a number of LXC containers using *lxc-execute* to invoke the *scripts/demo-init* script for each container." This clearly indicates that the tutorial will start up lxc containers, just like we want it to. "From your host machine you can ssh into a container using the *10.99.0.0/24 <http://10.99.0.0/24>* network (*node-<NODEID>* host names)." This is what we can NOT do, and what we are asking about. Can you provide some more details that might help us with this? Do you have some details as to how the lxc containers are configured in EMANE, where their config files and file systems are located so we configure them to allow us SSH access. Normal lxc containers have most of their details in the /var/lib/ subfolders, but EMANE seems to use something else. Any detail you can provide would be helpful. On Thu, Mar 15, 2018 at 4:58 PM, Steven Galgano <sgalg...@adjacentlink.com> wrote: > > > Note: Later versions of lxc require you to sudo the lxc-* commands to > access privileged container information. > > Yes, we always use sudo for the lxc commands, but the emane containers seems to be hidden by the regular lxc commands for some reason. Best Anders > -- > Steven Galgano > Adjacent Link LLC > www.adjacentlink.com > > > On 03/15/2018 10:27 AM, Anders Nilsson Plymoth wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Just like the other post, I would like to be able to run EMANE on cloud > > VMs, and while installing and running EMANE on Ubuntu 16.04 instances > > work fine, we can not ssh into the containers. > > > > For other lxc regular containers, we can setup ssh keys and ssh access > > policies, but here we seem to be locked out, and can use the regular lxc > > commands. > > Using the regular lxc commands, we can not see the lxc containers > > created by EMANE, nor can we connect to them. > > We can infer that they are indeed started, and we can ping them on > > 10.99.0.x (via the EMANE tutorials). > > > > Can you please provide some details as to how the lxc containers are > > configured in EMANE, where their config files and file systems are > > located so we configure them to allow us SSH access. Normal lxc > > containers have most of their details in the /var/lib/ subfolders, but > > EMANE seems to use something else. > > Any detail you can provide would be helpful. > > > > Thanks! > > Anders > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > emane-users mailing list > > emane-users@nrl.navy.mil > > https://publists.nrl.navy.mil/mailman/listinfo/emane-users > > >
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