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press control-D to return to the mininet-onos> prompt.
How can I run ONOS
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CLI commands from the mininet-onos> prompt?
There are several ways of doing it - you can use the one which works best for you. Here are four equivalent ways of invoking the onos:apps command:
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The final method can be used to run client on a specific ONOS instance (and connect to that instance.)
How can I connect to the
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ONOS
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Make sure karaf's bin/ directory is in your path, then:
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client -h 192.168.123.1 # or the address of the ONOS node you wish to connect to |
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console using ssh?
From inside the Mininet VM itself:
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ssh -p 8101 karaf@192.168.123.1 # replace with the IP address of onos1 if it is different |
In this example, 8101 is the karaf port, and 192.168.123.1 is the IP address of onos1.
From From outside of the Mininet VM (e.g. from the VM server):
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ssh -p 8101 karaf@<VM's IP address> # replace with the IP address of your VM (the one you can ssh into) |
How can I connect to the ONOS console from a shell/bash prompt using karaf's client?
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This method is deprecated and may only work with older ONOS versions. For newer ONOS versions, you should connect using |
Make sure karaf's bin/ directory is in your path, then:
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client -h 192.168.123.1 # or the address of the ONOS node you wish to connect to |
How can I connect to the ONOS GUI if ONOS is running in a Mininet host inside a VM?
One way is to run a browser inside the VM. Install a GUI in your VM if you haven't already (sudo apt-get install lxde and reboot), and then run a web browser pointed to the IP address of the ONOS node you want to talk to (for onos1, the default will be http://192.168.123.1:8181/onos/ui ). For the GUI to work well, you will want to make sure you've installed the appropriate VM support tools (such as virtualbox tools or VMware tools) for your virtualization platform.
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