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sudo lxc-start -n onos1 -d

Take a look at the output of lxc-ls again: note the container is now started and, if all has gone well, has received an IP address.

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Run sudo visudo and add the following line to the end of the file:

ubuntu ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL

Installing Java is done as follows:

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If you would like your containers to be automatically started on boot, you'll need to add the following line to /var/lib/lxc/NAME/config, where NAME is your container's name. By the way, on my system the /var/lib/lxc directory is only accessible by root.

lxc.start.auto = 1

Check using lxc-ls --fancy to verify your containers are in fact started on boot.

ONOS config

This is what my cell looks like. Some things you may You definitely want to check if: verify if the ONOS_NIC variable corresponds to your system settings, and also OCN which points to the machine where Mininet is running. Feel free to customize the ONOS_FEATURES to your liking.

# LXC-based multi ONOS instance & LINC-OE mininet box
export ONOS_NIC=10.0.3.*
I=1
for CONTAINER in $( sudo lxc-ls ); do
 IP=`sudo lxc-ls --fancy -F ipv4 $CONTAINER | tail -1`
 export OC${I}=${IP}
 let I=I+1
done
export OCI=$OC1
export OCN="192.168.56.9"
export ONOS_FEATURES="webconsole,onos-api,onos-core,onos-cli,onos-openflow,onos-app-fwd,onos-app-optical,onos-gui,onos-rest,onos-app-proxyarp"
export ONOS_USER=ubuntu
export ONOS_GROUP=ubuntu

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