Creating an OpenDAPServer in VMWare2 - Revision history

Davidbrito at 19:15, 6 May 2013

2013-05-06T19:15:31Z

2012-03-03T17:53:19Z

‎Changing the bridging between the LAN and the DMZ

2012-03-02T16:48:08Z

‎Reconfiguring httpd

2012-03-02T16:45:59Z

‎Create New Network Adapter

2012-01-15T18:46:59Z

‎Changing the bridging between the LAN and the DMZ

2012-01-15T18:45:16Z

‎Switching from LAN to DMZ

2012-01-15T18:44:36Z

‎Switching from LAN to DMZ

2012-01-14T04:32:52Z

2012-01-14T04:24:58Z

2012-01-14T04:22:26Z

‎Switching from DMZ to LAN

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 Test in a browser the connection:
 http://opendap2.mohid.com:8080/thredds/catalog.html
 ==Links==

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 ===Changing the bridging between the LAN and the DMZ===
-====Create New Network Adapter====
+====Create New Network Adapter - if not existing in vSphere====
 *In vSphere add a new network adapter (virtual machine) in the host (the physical machine should have a second physical network adapter).
 *After created new network adapter, edit the vSwithc created and add a new vKernel and define the IP's for the host
-*Static ip-->'''192.168.21.xx'''            'xx it was used 10
+*Static ip-->'''192.168.21.xx'''            'xx it was used 15
 *Subnet mask-->'''255.255.255.0'''
 *Gateway--> '''192.168.21.1'''

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   > /sbin/service httpd restart
   > curl 192.168.21.10                  ?????
 ==Links==

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 *In vSphere add a new network adapter (virtual machine) in the host (the physical machine should have a second physical network adapter).
 *After created new network adapter, edit the vSwithc created and add a new vKernel and define the IP's for the host
-*Static ip-->'''192.168.21.xx'''            'xx it was used 15
+*Static ip-->'''192.168.21.xx'''            'xx it was used 10
 *Subnet mask-->'''255.255.255.0'''
 *Gateway--> '''192.168.21.1'''

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   > /sbin/service httpd restart
   > curl 192.168.21.10                  ?????
 ==Links==

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 *Connect the network cable from a DMZ exit to the second host physical network port
 In the opendap VM access as '''user''':
-*Other--> Network Connections--> New. It will open a wizard.
+*Other--> Network Connections--> New.
 *Ethernet connection--> Realtek (eth1)
 *Static ip-->'''192.168.21.xx'''            'xx it was used 10

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   > su
   > ifconfig eth0 down                    'takes the maretec network adapter down and in command network restart ir is not connectd
-  > /sbin/service network restart
+  > service network restart
-  > /sbin/ifconfig
+  > ifconfig
-  > /sbin/route -n
+  > route -n
 Finally, you need to ask Marco Reis from [[Conexa]] to configure the router firewall so it links the ports between the LAN firewall and the DMZ firewall (''reverse tunneling'', ''height port'').

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   > curl 192.168.21.10                  ?????
-===Switching from DMZ to LAN===
+====Switching from DMZ to LAN====
 Enter the domain through console access as '''user''':
 *System--> Administration--> Network-->

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 paste and save (:w) and quit (:q)
-==Changing the bridging between the LAN and the DMZ==
+===Changing the bridging between the LAN and the DMZ===
-===Create New Network Adapter===
+====Create New Network Adapter====
 *In vSphere add a new network adapter (virtual machine) in the host (the physical machine should have a second physical network adapter).
 *After created new network adapter, edit the vSwithc created and add a new vKernel and define the IP's for the host
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 *The machine will have now available two virtual network adapters
-===Switching from LAN to DMZ===
+====Switching from LAN to DMZ====
 *Connect the network cable from a DMZ exit to the second host physical network port
 In the opendap VM access as '''user''':
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 Because of this for testing it was used one IP open in the firewall 192.168.21.10 (from einstein).
-===Reconfiguring httpd===
+====Reconfiguring httpd====
   > vim /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
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   > /sbin/route -n
 ==Links==