Hi,
I've just burned vyatta image into a cd in order to run vyatta live cd in my
laptop, an HP pavilion dv2410 running Windows Vista, but I could not log in,
because the username "vyatta" and the password "vyatta", was wrong, although
I could log into linux promt with username "root" and "vyatta"
The only thing that I can think of is laptop number lock being on at boot time.
Can you confirm that when you boot your laptop that your numlocks are off or
on?
Jim Noble
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-Original Message-
From: "Eduardo Pardo" <
If the router manager wasn't able to start or if it crashed, then you
won't be able to log in as root. Login as root and look for errors in
/var/log/messages that might give a clue to the problem.
stig
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Pard
* If the router manager wasn't able to start or if it crashed, then
you won't be able to log in as root
Opps, I meant you won't be able to login as vyatta if router manager
doesn't start. You can also check for the router manager with:
vDUT-stig-2:/# ps aux | grep rtrmgr
root 45
I have a problem in my vyatta configuration, i want to create own dns server.
i have two ethernet eth0 and eth1. the eth0 is for internet and eth1 is for the
lan
anyone can help me
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