appending the following to '/etc/network/interfaces':ĥ) Restart the network services, then the VM should be reachable in ssh from the host using the static IP addressĦ) Configure LXD following the instructions: OSM Release THREE LXD configħ) Install OSM following the instructions: OSM Three install wget Ĩ) Before launching the installation, modify install_osm.sh, find export_ips (2 times!), and add a line afterwards with: 8GB RAM, 40GB DISK)Ģ) Configure network with 2 adapters: NAT + Host-Onlyģ) Install OpenSSH server (sudo apt-get install openssh-server) and update Ubuntu (sudo apt-get update)Ĥ) Add a static address to the 'Host-only' adapter (e.g. OSM can be configured like that using the procedure below, tested on OSM Rel THREE.ġ) Create a VM on VirtualBox (e.g. So, a possible alternative is to have two network adapters: one NAT that allows the VMs to access Internet + one Host-Only that allows static address on the VM and traffic from Host to VM. If the host is attached to DHCP and you cannot access the router to assign the same IP to your VMs, 'bridged' mode could be difficult to manage. In case we want to install OSM on VirtualBox, it needs an IP address that remains the same across reboots. VirtualBox has different networking setup modes (see Table 6.1)

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